The fire that broke out in the shopping mall yesterday was brought under complete control.
Imran
The fire that
broke out in the shopping mall yesterday was brought under complete control.
One more body was removed from the affected
building.
The number of
people who died due to burns has increased to five.
The rescue team is busy searching the building
The fire that broke out in the foam shop in the shopping mall in Ayesha Manzil area of Karachi spread to the entire building. More than a dozen water tankers, including fire tenders, bowsers, snorkels, took part in the fire extinguishing operation.
Many motorcycles and vehicles were burnt. Turned gray. One person was burnt to 99% by the fire. Burns Ward was transferred to Civil Hospital. Mayor Karachi imposed emergency on fire brigade department and water corporation's hydrant. The fire brigade declared the fire to be of third degree. The two people who were burnt by the fire were transferred to Burns Ward Civil Hospital. The Chief Minister of Sindh and the Governor of
Sindh took
notice
A fire broke out
in a foam shop in a shopping mall at Ayesha Manzil in Karachi
After engulfing
the shops, the fire reached the upper floors of the building
As soon as the
information was received, three fire brigade vehicles were dispatched.
Four people who
fainted from the smoke and one person who was sitting were rescued
After the fire,
there was a traffic jam in the surrounding areas
5 more
vehicles were called after the fire spread
Attempts were
made to evacuate the people in the building
Fire tenders and
crews of Pakistan Navy participated in the fire extinguishing operation
Mayor Karachi
imposed emergency on fire brigade department and water corporation hydrant
According to the
Water Corporation spokesperson, seven water tankers were dispatched
Mayor Karachi
also directed the medical staff at Abbasi Shaheed Hospital to remain alert
The injured
person was shifted to Burns Ward Civil Hospital
99% of
which is charred, the condition is critical
Director Rescue
1122 confirmed that more than 100 people have been evacuated safely
20 ambulances
of 1122 and other rescue agencies were present at the scene of the fire
incident
Taking notice,
Governor Sindh directed the people in the building to evacuate safely
Caretaker Chief
Minister Sindh directed the Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner to monitor and
control the fire as soon as possible
