A devastating fire broke out in a chemical factory in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, killing seven workers and injuring several others. The blaze, suspected to have started due to short-circuit or flammable materials, caused widespread panic in the industrial area.
Fire Breaks Out in Rajasthan Factory
Bhiwadi: A massive fire broke out at a private chemical factory in the Khuskheda Industrial Area in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, on Monday morning. The blaze was so intense that the workers inside were unable to escape. According to initial reports, seven workers died on the spot, while several others suffered severe burns. An atmosphere of panic has gripped the entire area.
The police control room received information about the fire at 9:22 am. The RICO Fire Brigade, police, administrative officials, medical teams, and rescue teams immediately arrived at the scene. Several fire brigade vehicles launched an operation to control the fire. According to officials, two people are still feared trapped inside. The injured were immediately admitted to a nearby hospital, where they are undergoing treatment.
Initial reports indicate that six workers died on the spot due to burn injuries. The bodies were so severely charred that they are difficult to identify. The administration has assured the families of the deceased of all possible assistance. Meanwhile, some workers who suffered serious burns are undergoing treatment and are reported to be in critical condition.
The cause of the fire is still unclear. Initially, a short circuit or flammable materials stored in the factory are suspected to be the main causes. The administration has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the matter. The factory's safety measures will also be examined.
Following this accident, operations in the Khushkheda Industrial Area have been disrupted. The local administration utilized all resources to contain the spread of the fire and safely evacuate those trapped inside. Following the accident, the administration has also instructed other industrial units in the area to strengthen fire safety measures.
