Massive fire breaks out in chemical factory at Vatva GIDC
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A massive fire broke out at the Arpan Aeronautical Chemical Company in Vatva GIDC Phase-2, Ahmedabad, at around 1.30 am today. The fire spread very quickly because the factory stored oil and other flammable chemicals. Fortunately, no one was injured, and no deaths were reported in the incident.
As soon as smoke and flames were seen coming from the factory, the fire department was informed. Firefighters and senior fire officers rushed to the spot without delay.
22 Fire vehicles on spot
Due to the spread of the fire, 22 fire engines were sent to control the situation. The blaze became more dangerous within a short time because of the large quantity of chemicals stored inside the factory.
Thick smoke covered the area, and the entire factory was surrounded by flames. Firefighters worked carefully to stop the fire from spreading to nearby factories and buildings.
Rescue ops
The rescue operation continued for nearly four hours. Firefighters continuously sprayed water on the burning factory and worked in difficult conditions to control the flames. Their timely action helped prevent a much bigger disaster.
The fire was completely brought under control at around 5.30 am after continuous efforts by the fire department. Officials confirmed that the quick response of the emergency teams played an important role in protecting nearby industries and ensuring public safety.
Fortunately, no workers or firefighters were injured during the incident. Although there were no casualties, the factory suffered heavy damage. The exact value of the loss has not yet been announced by the authorities.
Probe launched
The exact cause of the fire is still unknown and is under investigation. Officials will inspect the factory to find out how the fire started.
Authorities have assured that all necessary steps will be taken to prevent such incidents in the future and to improve safety measures in industrial areas.