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Watch: Massive fire continues to rage in wholesale market of Delhi's Chandni Chowk

In the early hours of Friday, the official said that the "situation is not very good" while also informing that a major part of the building has been damaged.

A massive blaze that broke out in the shops of Bhagirath Palace market of Chandni Chowk in the national capital last evening continued to rage on Friday morning as attempts are underway to bring the flames under control.
According to Delhi Fire Service Director Atul Garg, several fire tenders are on the spot and attempts are on to douse the fire. No casualty has been reported so far.
In the early hours of Friday, the official said that the "situation is not very good" while also informing that a major part of the building has been damaged.
"The situation is not very good as of now. 40 fire tenders are present at the spot. The fire will be brought under control by morning. No casualties have been reported so far. A major part of the building has been damaged," said Atul Garg, Delhi Fire Service Director earlier today.
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Former Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan who visited the site in the early hours today said that the main building that caught fire was collapsing slowly as two floors were completely damaged.
According to the fire department, the call regarding the fire was received at 9:19 pm on Thursday following which the fire tenders were rushed to the spot.

A massive fire broke out at Delhi’s Chandni Chowk market early on Thursday. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.
The blaze started from a shop at the Lajpat Rai market opposite Red Fort. According to Delhi Fire Services (DFS)
“We received a call at around 4.45 am about the fire. The team rushed to the spot and 12 fire tenders were deployed. The fire spread to a few other shops which were gutted. Atul Garg, DFS chief, said,
It took about 3 hours later to put out the fire. A preliminary inquiry into the matter showed that around 80 cardboard boxes had caught fire following a short circuit.
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Delhi: Many shops burnt to ashes in Chandni chowk market

Delhi: Many shops burnt to ashes in Chandni chowk market fire

Delhi: Many shops burnt into ashes in Chandni chowk market

A massive fire broke out at Delhi&rsquo;s Chandni Chowk market early on Thursday. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.
The blaze started from a shop at the Lajpat Rai market opposite Red Fort.
Delhi&nbsp;fire officials said that&nbsp;they received a call at around 4.45 am about the fire. The team rushed to the spot and 12 fire tenders were deployed.&nbsp;
It took about 3 hours to put out the fire. A preliminary inquiry into the matter showed that around 80 cardboard boxes had caught fire in a shop following a short circuit.&nbsp;The fire spread to a few other shops which were gutted.

A preliminary inquiry into the matter showed that cardboard boxes in a shop had caught fire following a short circuit

A massive fire broke out at Delhi&rsquo;s Chandni Chowk market early on Thursday. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.
The blaze started from a shop at the Lajpat Rai market opposite Red Fort, according to Delhi Fire Services.
&ldquo;We received a call at around 4.45 am about the fire. The team rushed to the spot and 12 fire tenders were deployed. The fire spread to a few other shops which were gutted. Atul Garg, DFS chief, said,
It took about 3 hours later to put out the fire. A preliminary inquiry into the matter showed that around 80 cardboard boxes had caught fire in a shop following a short circuit.
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The busy Chandni Chowk Road, which is currently under redevelopment, has been notified as a non-motorised zone, with motorised vehicles only being allowed during emergency.
According to a gazette notification released on June 14, no motor vehicle shall be allowed to ply on the main Chandni Chowk Road from Red Fort to Fatehpuri Mosque from 9 am to 9 pm on all days.
The 1.3-km stretch has been under redevelopment since 2018, which for delayed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Fire tenders, ambulances, hearse van and vehicles carrying pregnant women or patients requiring motorized transport, etc will be allowed to ply on the roads.

Delhi's busy Chandni Chowk is now a 'no motor' zone

The busy Chandni Chowk Road in Delhi has been notified as a non-motorised zone, with motorised vehicles only being allowed during emergency

The busy Chandni Chowk Road, which is currently under redevelopment, has been notified as a non-motorised zone, with motorised vehicles only being allowed during emergency.
According to a gazette notification released on June 14, no motor vehicle shall be allowed to ply on the main Chandni Chowk Road from Red Fort to Fatehpuri Mosque from 9 am to 9 pm on all days.
The 1.3-km stretch has been under redevelopment since 2018, which for delayed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Fire tenders, ambulances, hearse van and vehicles carrying pregnant women or patients requiring motorized transport, etc will be allowed to ply on the roads.

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