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Fire dept on its toes as Hyderabad records series of accidents | Hyderabad News

Fire dept on its toes as Hyderabad records series of accidents
A view of a gutted cracker shop at Sitaphalmandi

HYDERABAD: Fire officials received 145 calls between Sunday morning and Monday evening during Diwali. Estimates put property damage at over Rs 2 crore.No casualties were reported.The biggest blaze broke out at 3.45 am on Monday at an industrial cluster in Kukatpally’s Asbestos Colony, gutting a paper cup unit, warehouses belonging to Haldiram’s and GRB Ghee. Officials suspect a firecracker or electrical short circuit triggered the blaze.At Secunderabad’s Bandimet, a fire at a wholesale medical mart caused an estimated Rs 1.5 crore loss, with a short circuit suspected.Another fire at a plastic manufacturing unit in Katedan spread to an adjoining plywood unit, causing losses estimated at Rs 10-15 lakh. At Sitaphalmandi’s Namalagundu, a rocket landed inside a cracker shop, resulting in damage estimated at Rs 1.5 lakh.


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Date of Publish : 12 November 2026, 7:39 pm Digital Edition : News nation
Fire dept on its toes as Hyderabad records series of accidents | Hyderabad News

A view of a gutted cracker shop at Sitaphalmandi HYDERABAD: Fire officials received 145 calls between Sunday morning and Monday evening during Diwali. Estimates put property damage at over Rs 2 crore.No casualties were reported.The biggest blaze broke out at 3.45 am on Monday at an industrial cluster in Kukatpally’s Asbestos Colony, gutting a paper cup unit, warehouses belonging to Haldiram’s and GRB Ghee. Officials suspect a firecracker or electrical short circuit triggered the blaze.At Secunderabad’s Bandimet, a fire at a wholesale medical mart caused an estimated Rs 1.5 crore loss, with a short circuit suspected.Another fire at a plastic manufacturing unit in Katedan spread to an adjoining plywood unit, causing losses estimated at Rs 10-15 lakh. At Sitaphalmandi’s Namalagundu, a rocket landed inside a cracker shop, resulting in damage estimated at Rs 1.5 lakh.

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