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Mangaluru: Ace Foods Pvt Ltd in Yeyyadi burnt down in fire

  •   Thu, Jan 05 2023 05:24:33 PM

Daijiworld Media Network- Mnagaluru (SB)

Mangaluru, Jan 5: A food factory was completely burnt down in an accidental fire in Yeyyadi Industrial Area here on Thursday, January 5 evening.

Ace Foods Pvt Ltd, a distribution centre belonging to Modern Kitchens was completely charred in the fire caused by an electrical short circuit at around 4:45 pm. The centre is situated in a dense industrial area . 

However, no human casualties have been reported.

About three fire engines from Kadri have arrived at the spot to douse the flames.

A huge crowd was gathered at the spot of disaster. 

However timely arrival of fire Brigade stopped the fire from spreading to other factories.

More details are awaited.

 

 

 
  

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  • Jebin J, Dubai

    Fri, Jan 06 2023

    Oh my God...! " Modern foods" reminds me of POTATO Wafers (spicy) when i was kid.. I used to enjoy along with cola or any other soft drinks during dinner party functions in 90's. Its so delicious and its a good combination. But so sad to hear this news but luckily no casualties. Hope it will get renovated soon with good safety measures.. Honestly there must be renovations once in 5-10 years by checking & changing cables, machine services, maintenance safety checking etc. This will reduce the risk of short circuits.

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  • Af,,,, Mangaluru

    Fri, Jan 06 2023

    It is a short circuit ,fire is spread over so quickly even workers not able to bring thier personal thing out side, computers laptops and huge packed chips and entire building structure is burnt, 10 fully loaded fire brigade vehicles struggled more than 5 hours to bring down fire , it is not a game plan or any purposely ,those who lost only know the pain.

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  • Vincent Jossy, Mangalore

    Fri, Jan 06 2023

    Very sad news I am going to miss my favourite Potato Chips and delicious corn mixture. Vincent

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Fri, Jan 06 2023

    may be stage managed for gain

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Fri, Jan 06 2023

    after reading afs comments i sincerely apologize for my comment.. hope the loss will be recovered soon and the industry will flourish...their snacks even I eat they are good..

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  • Mangalorean, Mangalore

    Fri, Jan 06 2023

    Real Kajuma always think bfr u speak, I have seen your comments many times its really disgraceful. So requesting you to think and write here onwards . Spread positivity

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  • Ben D'Souza Prabhu, Mangalore, Bombay Bandra now in Canada

    Thu, Jan 05 2023

    Very Very Sorry to hear and see this uncalled for " Mishap " ! Only God alone knows the truth ! Hopefully, time will pass by to resurect this Sorry Episode and Our Lord Almighty will surely give proper relief and " Revive " this Project soon !!! MAY OUR LOVING LORD BLESS YOU ALL DEAR FRIENDS !!!

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  • Alwyn, Mangalore

    Thu, Jan 05 2023

    Mangaluru: Ace Foods Pvt Ltd in Yeyyadi burnt down in fire. Our Electricity Board Mescom need to inspect all electrical work properly before giving green signal. In a normal electric circuit, an electric current powers an appliance, such as a refrigerator or TV. Every such appliance has a certain amount of resistance to the current flow, which keeps the current from reaching very large values. A short circuit occurs when the current finds a way to bypass the appliance on a path that has little or no resistance—for example, where frayed insulation bares a wire and allows it to touch the frame of the appliance, so the current can flow straight to the ground. In this situation, a very large current can occur, producing a lot of heat and a fire hazard. Although houses today often have circuit breakers instead of fuses, fuses are still around. A fuse contains a thin strip of wire, somewhat like the thin steel wire in our experiment. The current that goes to appliances must also pass through this strip of wire. If a short circuit occurs—or even if too many appliances get hooked up to one wire so that too much current flows—the wire in the fuse heats up quickly and melts, breaking the circuit and preventing a fire from starting.

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  • ca girishkk, valencia/m'lore

    Thu, Jan 05 2023

    Very sorry incident.,

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  • Jossey saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Thu, Jan 05 2023

    Some people don't like Make in India ...

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  • ca girishkk, valencia/m'lore

    Fri, Jan 06 2023

    @ Sir, Let me share my second point of view as - People don't like Fake in Hindustan instead of Make in Hindustan.., linked to Atma nirbhar... etc.,

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  • SAN, Mangaluru

    Fri, Jan 06 2023

    this factory was established even before people knew who Modi was and his make in India concept.....pulle kaande tight aa?

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