Metro53 - Gujrat – A fire broke out unexpectedly in a scrap warehouse located in Muslim Bazar, Mohalla Gujran near Ayesha Mosque. Police immediately reached the scene and took control of the situation.
As soon as the authorities received the report, the police cordoned off the area to ensure public safety, while Rescue 1122 and the fire brigade teams promptly began firefighting operations.
According to sources, the fire started in piles of old scrap, plastic sheets, wood, and plywood stored in the warehouse. Thanks to the joint and timely efforts of the police and rescue teams, the fire was brought under control in a short time and prevented from spreading to nearby residential areas.
Fortunately, no casualties were reported in the incident, though the warehouse contents were completely destroyed. Rescue officials stated that the prompt alert and immediate response helped prevent significant financial and human losses.
The police have confirmed that investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the fire and to take measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. Local residents also appreciated the quick response of the police and Rescue 1122, which helped avert a major disaster.
Authorities have announced additional safety measures in the area to reduce the risk of fires in scrap warehouses and commercial zones. This incident once again highlights how timely information and effective police and rescue operations can protect lives and property, ensuring a safer environment for the community.
