Mumbai: A short circuit caused by the anti-insect UV light led to a level 2 fire in the basement of a ground-plus-one structure within the posh Benreeza Terrace on the Worli Seaface on Tuesday night.
The sea-facing building has two parts, a ground-plus-first-floor structure with basement and a ground-plus-six-storeyed building. The fire broke out in the basement of the apartment owned by Ramchand Popley, a jeweller. A fire brigade official said, “Family members and guests were having dinner when one of the family members smelled smoke and asked the servants to check. That is when they realised that a fire had broken out. Thereafter, the fire brigade was informed.” The fire broke out around 10.30pm and was doused by 12.48am.
“While nobody suffered any injuries, six building residents were rescued by our team,” said a fire brigade official. The fire was confined to furniture and decorative materials in the 4,000 square feet basement “Fire broke out probably due to a short circuit originating from anti-insect UV light.We had to break open the glasses to provide ventilation,” said assistant divisional fire officer D V Shitole.
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The sea-facing building has two parts, a ground-plus-first-floor structure with basement and a ground-plus-six-storeyed building. The fire broke out in the basement of the apartment owned by Ramchand Popley, a jeweller. A fire brigade official said, “Family members and guests were having dinner when one of the family members smelled smoke and asked the servants to check. That is when they realised that a fire had broken out. Thereafter, the fire brigade was informed.” The fire broke out around 10.30pm and was doused by 12.48am.
“While nobody suffered any injuries, six building residents were rescued by our team,” said a fire brigade official. The fire was confined to furniture and decorative materials in the 4,000 square feet basement “Fire broke out probably due to a short circuit originating from anti-insect UV light.We had to break open the glasses to provide ventilation,” said assistant divisional fire officer D V Shitole.
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