Delhi Fire  

Delhi Fire Services will induct two firefighting robots. It is to be noted that the Fire service week commenced from Wednesday, 14 April
 

The recent fire incident in an illegal factory in north Delhi, which claimed 43 innocent lives leaving sixteen injured, is a textbook example of how illegal factories with no fire safety norms, underdeveloped, crammed areas, with no adequate infrastructure continue to exist as authorities pay no value to the existence of common men

43 labourers dead and many others injured after a massive fire swept through a factory in Anaj Mandi area of north Delhi. According to reports, a total of 59 people were inside the factory operating from a residential area when the blaze broke out

 On September 6, fire broke out at rear power car of the Chandigarh-Kochuvelli Express as it was departing to New Delhi
 

A fire broke out at AIIMS in New Delhi and six fire tenders have been rushed to the spot

The basement of Delhi’s Janakpuri building was empty while the ground floor was being used as stilt parking. The upper ground floor houses the State Bank of India and around 20 persons were evacuated from there

 
 

According to Delhi Fire Services officials, the fire broke out at a rubber-plastic factory in Shahdara's Jhilmil Industrial Area around 9am

Fire broke out at a 10-storeyed residential building in Pitampura, northwest Delhi. As many as 100 people have been rescued
 

Soon after the fire broke out, a call was made to the Delhi Fire Services following which firefighter rushed to the hostel

At least 25 fire tenders were rushed to the spot to douse the flames.

The Delhi fire service received a call about a fire that broke out at Vikas Bhawan near ITO in central Delhi