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Huge fire breaks out at restaurant in Pune building

The building where the fire broke out reportedly also houses former Indian cricketer Zaheer Khan's restaurant.

Updated on: Nov 1, 2022, 12:42:25 IST
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A fire broke out in restaurant located on the top floor of a building in Lulla Nagar area of Pune city in Maharashtra. Three fire tenders and as many water tankers were at the spot to douse the flame, reported news agency ANI. According to media reports, the building also houses former Indian cricketer Zaheer Khan's fine dine.

Pune: Fire at a restaurant situated on the top floor of a building in Lullanagar area.
Pune: Fire at a restaurant situated on the top floor of a building in Lullanagar area.

There was no report of any casualty so far, reported PTI quoting a fire brigade official said. The blaze erupted at around 8.45 am in the restaurant located on the top floor of the building in Lulla Nagar area of south Pune. The cause of the fire was yet to be ascertained, he added.

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