Mangaluru: Fire erupts at Kavitha Residency - Loss estimated at Rs 3 lac


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (DV/MD)

Mangaluru, May 26: Fire erupted at Kavitha Residency located at Urwa Stores here on Tuesday May 26 night, causing an estimated loss of Rs 3 lac.

The fire erupted in the exhaust air duct in the kitchen.

As soon the flames were noticed, workers as well as guests were evacuated and fire department was alerted. Also, workers themselves tried to extinguish the fire.

Two fire tenders from Kadri fire service arrived at the spot and managed to douse the fire. No casualties or injuries were reported.

The fire department officials said that exhaust air duct was not cleaned and oil stains had covered the duct. When the temperature increased in the kitchen, the duct caught fire and thick smoke started to billow out, the fire officials said.

The loss has been estimated upto Rs 3 lac.

Urwa police arrived at the spot and registered a case.

  

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  • prem, moodbidri

    Wed, May 27 2015

    In recent years, real estate business has grown like anything.
    We are reading news of new projects/buildings coming up daily basis.

    Are all those projects are equipped to tackle such incidents?

    Are disaster management guidelines are being followed, while constructing such high rise buildings?

    Is the builder/landlord is keeping tab on safety standards of the building and does maintenance work frequently as they promise during selling the flats?

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  • Vinaya Soans, bahrain/mlore

    Wed, May 27 2015

    Dirty Kitchen!!!

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  • richard monis, mangalore

    Wed, May 27 2015

    TKS GOD. Nothing happened to employees/guests.

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