Midnight Blaze Erupts in 57-Storey Mumbai Skyscraper

A fire broke out around midnight in a 57-storey residential building in Mumbai's Byculla area, specifically in a flat on the 10th floor. Nine fire tenders and other vehicles fought to control the blaze, which was extinguished by 2:45 am. No casualties were reported, and the fire's cause remains unknown.

A midnight blaze erupted in a 57-storey residential skyscraper located in Mumbai's Byculla area, according to a civic official.

The fire started in a 10th-floor flat of the Monte South building's A wing at the Khatao Mill Compound around 11:42 pm. Prompt actions were taken, with nine fire tenders and other firefighting vehicles mobilized to bring the situation under control by 2:45 am, the official confirmed.

Thankfully, no casualties were reported. The fire was confined to the 10th-floor flat but resulted in smoke filling the entire floor. Preliminary reports suggest the blaze may have been caused by a suspected short-circuit in a flat.

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