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2 dead, 3 rescued in Narela factory fire

By IANS | Updated: November 1, 2022 12:30 IST

New Delhi, Nov 1 Two people were killed and three others rescued after a fire broke out at ...

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New Delhi, Nov 1 Two people were killed and three others rescued after a fire broke out at a footwear factory in Delhi's Narela industrial area on Tuesday, fire officials said.

The officials added that a rescue operation is underway to locate people suspected to be trapped.

Police said that few people were also injured and are getting treated at a hospital.

Delhi Fire Service chief Atul Garg said that a call regarding fire at a building in the area was received at around 9.35 a.m following which 10 fire tenders were pressed into service.

"So far, three persons have been rescued and two to three people are feared trapped," said Garg.

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