A massive fire broke out in Ghaziabad’s Indirapuram on Thursday afternoon, in which more than 150 slums were gutted and many families rendered homeless. The spark emanating from the high tension burnt people’s houses to ashes in no time. The fire was so terrible that black smoke covered the sky far and wide and the heat of this fire was felt far and wide.

A massive fire broke out in Kanwani village of Indirapuram police station area at a place where scrap disposal and recycling work takes place. According to the information, high tension wires were passing through this place, sparks came out from them during the day, which took such a monstrous form within no time. It engulfed all the surrounding slums.

The heat of the fire was felt far and wide

Seeing the flames, there was panic among the people, some were seen saving their children and some were seen packing their world with the things kept in the house. People were running to save their lives. During this period, explosions in small cylinders have also come to light in some houses. Due to which the fire blazed faster, the fire was so fierce that the flames could be seen far and wide.

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According to eyewitnesses, the fire was so fierce that its heat was felt far and wide. As soon as information about the incident was received, the fire department team reached the spot and started extinguishing the fire, after hours of hard work the fire was brought under control. Even after this, smoke continued rising from there for a long time.

Fire started due to spark from high tension wires

District Magistrate Ravindra Kumar Mandar said that there is no information about any casualty in this accident. A survey is being conducted in the area to see if any person is missing. The affected families have been taken to temporary shelters and the process of providing them relief material is underway.

Chief Fire Officer Rahul Pal said that the fire was caused by sparks from high tension wires. At present, the district administration has made Arya Public School in Kanwani a relief camp, where essential services will be provided. Food arrangements have been made here for 1,000 people.

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A heart-wrenching case has come to light in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, where three real sisters committed suicide by jumping from the ninth floor. This incident has created a stir in the entire area. According to the police, he was addicted to playing online games, when his family members stopped him from playing games, he took this dangerous step.

This incident is being reported from Bharat City Society located in Tila Mod police station of Ghaziabad. These three sisters lived in flat number 907 of tower number B1 of Bharat City. Their ages are said to be 16 years, 14 and 12 years. All three sisters had a habit of playing online games, they often spent all their time playing games,

Addiction to online games becomes deadly

Even on Tuesday night, she was playing online games. When her family members asked her not to play this game, she did not agree and got angry. After this, when the family members went out of the room, all three jumped from the ninth floor of the apartment in anger. Due to which he died.

Three real minor sisters committed suicide

Due to the simultaneous death of all three minor sisters in the family, a mountain of sorrow has fallen on the parents. He is in bad condition and crying. After this incident, sensation has spread in the entire area. A large number of people gathered around the spot.

As soon as information about the case was received, the local police reached the spot and took the bodies of the three sisters in their custody and sent them for post-mortem. According to the police, the reason why all three committed suicide is not clear. No suicide note has been found from the room. Family members say that he was addicted to playing online games, on the night of the incident the family members had forbidden him from playing games.

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