A massive fire broke out at a plywood factory in Delhi's Mundka area on early Saturday. The spot is near to the Mundka metro railway station in West Delhi. According to the police, a call about the blaze was received at around 5 am.
At least 20 fire tenders have rushed to spot. The rescue operation is underway. According to the PTI report, no casualty was reported yet but the fire had spread to a bulb factory located opposite to the plywood factory.
Last week, Delhi witnessed its one of the deadliest fire incident at Anaj Mandi that killed 43 people.
In the incident, a massive fire ripped through a four-storey building housing illegal manufacturing units and officials found that it was packed with combustible material and had just one door, virtually making it a "fire trap".
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