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Four people injured after fire breaks out in Pune's godown

By ANI | Updated: April 1, 2022 03:25 IST

As many as four persons including a fire officer were injured after a fire broke out in a godown in the Nana Peth area of Pune city on Thursday late night.

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As many as four persons including a fire officer were injured after a fire broke out in a godown in the Nana Peth area of Pune city on Thursday late night.

According to the City Fire department, the fire has been brought under control.

The incident took place around 12 am-midnight and the fire was brought under control around 1.15 am.

Meanwhile, a civilian whose hand was injured in the incident was shifted to Sassoon Hospital in the city while a fire officer who was injured during the operation was shifted to KEM Hospital.

( With inputs from ANI )

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