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Massive fire breaks out in Sonipat chemical factory

By IANS | Updated: August 22, 2023 15:55 IST

New Delhi, Aug 22 A massive fire broke out in a chemical factory located in the industrial area ...

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New Delhi, Aug 22 A massive fire broke out in a chemical factory located in the industrial area of Haryana's Sonipat district on Tuesday.

Many fire engines from different fire stations in Sonipat rushed to the spot and are trying to douse the flames.

Fire officials said that the workers had to run out of the factory to save their lives.

"We are trying to know the reason behind the fire incident and more than 15 fire vehicles were pressed into duty to douse the flames. Fire vehicles from Sonipat, Ganaur, Rai, and Kundali were sent to the spot."

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