Pune: Fire Breaks Out at Bank of India Office on Laxmi Road

A fire broke out at the Bank of India office on Laxmi Road, Pune. Firefighters brought the blaze under control with no reported casualties.

KRISHNVEER SINGH29 September 20262 min read1 viewIndia
Pune: Fire Breaks Out at Bank of India Office on Laxmi Road

A major scare unfolded in Pune on Tuesday when a fire erupted at a Bank of India office located on the busy Laxmi Road. The blaze, which originated on the sixth floor of a building, triggered immediate panic in the commercial hub, but emergency services acted swiftly to prevent a disaster.

Emergency Response and Control Measures

Upon receiving reports of the fire, the fire department dispatched seven fire tenders to the scene. The firefighting teams worked intensely to contain the flames, eventually bringing the situation under control. While the immediate threat has been neutralized, officials have confirmed that cooling operations are still underway to ensure no embers reignite the blaze.

Relief came with the news that there were no injuries or casualties reported in the incident. The swift intervention of the fire services prevented the fire from spreading to other floors or adjacent properties in the crowded area.

Recent Fire Incidents in the Capital

The incident in Pune follows a series of fire-related emergencies reported in Delhi over the past few days:

  • Harsh Vihar Factory Fire: On Sunday morning, a massive fire broke out at a factory in Delhi's Harsh Vihar area. Assistant Divisional Fire Officer Deepak Hooda stated that eight fire tenders were deployed around 11:30 am to battle the flames. The fire was successfully extinguished, and no injuries were reported.
  • Model Town Building Fire: On September 25, a significant fire broke out on the second floor of a building in Delhi's Model Town. This incident required a massive response, with 25 fire tenders being deployed to the site.

In the Model Town case, authorities took the precautionary step of evacuating residents from nearby buildings. The Delhi Police confirmed that the fire was brought under control and, fortunately, no one was trapped inside the structure during the evacuation.

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