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Over two dozen vehicles parked in police station premises catch fire in Vizag

By ANI | Updated: January 16, 2023 11:30 IST

Several vehicles, two-wheelers, one auto rickshaw, and one four-wheeler, parked on the premises of Kancharapalem Police Station in Andhra ...

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Several vehicles, two-wheelers, one auto rickshaw, and one four-wheeler, parked on the premises of Kancharapalem Police Station in Andhra Pradesh caught fire accidentally on Sunday.

"The court disposal vehicles and unclaimed vehicles caught fire in the Kancharapalem Police Station premises. The police have taken up the investigation and several CCTV footage of the station premises are being examined," Visakhapatnam Deputy Commissioner of Police Anand Reddy said.

The cause behind the fire is yet to be ascertained.

24 bikes, one autorickshaw and one four-wheeler were gutted in the blaze.

Further information is awaited.

( With inputs from ANI )

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