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Fire breaks out in a factory building located in the Lawrence Road area of Delhi, fire fighting operation is underway

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Two factories on Lawrence Road in northwest Delhi caught fire early on Friday, according to authorities. There were no casualties recorded. At 9.35 am, the fire service got information about the burning of the Lawrence Road region involving a factory fire. The fire was put out after 25 fire trucks in all were dispatched to the area.

Atul Garg, director of the Delhi Incident Department, stated that the two facilities that were involved in the fire were those that made plastic granules and shoe soles. The ground level, first floor, and second story are all present in both structures, he noted. Atul Garg, director of the Delhi Incident Department, stated that the two facilities that were involved in the fire were those that made plastic granules and shoe soles. The ground level, first floor, and second story are all present in both structures, he noted.

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