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Fire in Delhi's Kirti Nagar area brought under control, no casualty

| @indiablooms | Jan 11, 2019, at 09:08 am

Kabul, Jan 11 (IBNS): The fire, which broke out at a furniture market in Delhi's Kirti Nagar area on Thursday has been brought under control, officials said on Friday.

More than 10 fire tenders reached the spot and brought the blaze under control.

Many shops and nearly 100 homes, which were located in the area,  were gutted in the incident.

A large number of furniture pieces were also destroyed due to the flames, reports said.

After working for hours, the fire brigade was finally able to douse the flames around 6:20 am, reported India Today.

No casualty has been reported.

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