Family members injured, shanties gutted in separate fire incidents in Gurugram
Pappu, his wife and son sustained burn injuries in the fire and were rushed to a hospital by their neighbours, they added.On being informed, a firefighting team was pressed into service which doused the blaze within minutes, senior fire officer Yaduvendra Singh said.The fire broke out after a gas cylinder in their house blasted due to leakage, Singh said.The couples 13-year-old son, who was seriously injured in the mishap, is currently out of danger, he added.The second incident was reported around 11.30 am at a slum cluster in Sector 29 here.
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Three separate fire incidents were reported here on Monday, leaving as many family members injured and scorching several shanties, officials said.
The first blaze broke out around 5.30 am in the house of a labourer in Gurgaon village here. Pappu, his wife and son sustained burn injuries in the fire and were rushed to a hospital by their neighbours, they added.
On being informed, a firefighting team was pressed into service which doused the blaze within minutes, senior fire officer Yaduvendra Singh said.
The fire broke out after a gas cylinder in their house blasted due to leakage, Singh said.
The couple's 13-year-old son, who was seriously injured in the mishap, is currently out of danger, he added.
The second incident was reported around 11.30 am at a slum cluster in Sector 29 here. At least six fire engines were deployed and it took over an hour to douse the blaze, which gutted 15 shanties, fire officials said.
However, no casualties were recorded in the incident, they added.
Senior fire officer Lalit Verma said the flames started in one of the shanties where food was being cooked and later spread to the adjoining huts. The third blaze broke out around 7 pm at an eatery in Sector 39, opposite The Medicity Hospital here, Verma added.
The LPG cylinders housed in the eatery caught fire, following which a firefighting team reached the spot and doused the blaze, Verma said, adding that no one was injured in the incident.
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