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40 houses gutted in fire in UP's Chitrakoot

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Published : May 11, 2020, 12:43 PM IST

As many as 40 houses were gutted in a fire incident that took place in Uttar Pradesh's Chitrakoot district. The exact cause of the fire has not been ascertained yet. However, there was no loss of life reported.

40 houses gutted in fire in UP's Chitrakoot
40 houses gutted in fire in UP's Chitrakoot

Banda: At least 40 houses were gutted in a fire in Uttar Pradesh's Chitrakoot district, police said on Monday.

The fire broke out on Sunday evening in the district's Surwal village, they said.

Station House Officer (SHO) of Rajapur police station Gulab Chandra Tripathi said the fire broke out in a house around 7.30 pm on Sunday and quickly spread to others due to a dust storm.

Fifty families live in the area, he said.

The exact cause of the fire has not been ascertained yet, Tripathi said. Household items worth lakhs of rupees were burnt in the fire. Revenue officials are evaluating the loss, he said.

Information about anyone injured in the fire or any casualty was not available. Village head Shabbir Khan alleged that fire tenders arrived after almost one-and-a-half hour of reporting the incident.

By the time they reached the spot, virtually everything had been burnt, he claimed.

PTI report.

Also read: Fire in Nellore chemical unit just days after Vizag gas leak triggers panic

Banda: At least 40 houses were gutted in a fire in Uttar Pradesh's Chitrakoot district, police said on Monday.

The fire broke out on Sunday evening in the district's Surwal village, they said.

Station House Officer (SHO) of Rajapur police station Gulab Chandra Tripathi said the fire broke out in a house around 7.30 pm on Sunday and quickly spread to others due to a dust storm.

Fifty families live in the area, he said.

The exact cause of the fire has not been ascertained yet, Tripathi said. Household items worth lakhs of rupees were burnt in the fire. Revenue officials are evaluating the loss, he said.

Information about anyone injured in the fire or any casualty was not available. Village head Shabbir Khan alleged that fire tenders arrived after almost one-and-a-half hour of reporting the incident.

By the time they reached the spot, virtually everything had been burnt, he claimed.

PTI report.

Also read: Fire in Nellore chemical unit just days after Vizag gas leak triggers panic

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