One dead, 2 injured after huge fire erupts at Gurugram's Manesar

At least 35 fire engines are on spot where the fire started more than six hours ago. Efforts are on to douse the flame.

Updated on: Apr 26, 2022, 11:10:50 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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A massive fire erupted reportedly in a garbage pile in Gurugram's Manesar area late Monday. The incident occurred near sector-6 in Manesar and quickly spread to a huge area. At least one person has died and two others have been injured in the incident, according to a report by Live Hindustan.

At least 35 fire engines are present on the spot in efforts to douse the flame which has been billowing for more than six hours.

A video shared by news agency ANI showed huge flames and a cloud of smoke rising from the area. Many residents of Gurugram captured the blaze from their balconies and shared images and videos on social media platforms.

Authorities are yet to confirm the cause of the fire. Further details are awaited.

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