Ludhiana: A big fire broke out in a yarn factory at Kakka Road on Sunday.
After receiving a call at 9:15 a.m., firefighters reached limited modern acrylic.
A number of workers are in the factory when they pay attention to the smoke out of the warehouse behind.
They rushed out, raised the alarm and told the fire department.
The fire has covered the back of the unit.
Sub-fire officer Aatish Rai, said, “We started watering from the front of the factory to limit the flame to the one side.
With the help of the JCB engine, we break the back wall to achieve failure.
Because of a large number of threads Stored in a warehouse, fire spread.
At least 12 fire tenders are placed in place and they make more than 50 rounds.
The fire was burned under control around 2pm.
“The back of the building has developed a crack.
As a factory spread in a large area, the fire tender has enough space to move and act quickly.
The factory owner said the cause of the fire was uncertain and they were still counting losses incurred.
The incident created panic in the area, with thick black smoke covering the blue sky.
With the audience busy making videos and blocking the work of fire fighters, the police must pursue them.
There is no water supply that makes the operation difficult for firefighters facing problems while carrying out surgery because there is no water supply in place and in the nearest factories.
The fire tender is recharged from Sunder Nagar Fire Station, which requires a lot of time due to congestion on national highways.
The fire tender must take the route Samrala Chowk and Basti Jodhewal Chowk, which is longer and jammed.
They take at least 20 minutes to reach the place.