Blaze Engulfs Plastic Recycling Factory in Sarna Dungar

A fire erupted in a plastic recycling factory in Sarna Dungar, causing significant damage but no casualties. Firefighters managed to control the blaze by Wednesday morning. The cause is suspected to be a short circuit. Authorities are investigating, with efforts focused on protecting nearby oil infrastructure.

In Sarna Dungar, a fire broke out in a plastic recycling factory late Tuesday night, police reported. Firefighters managed to contain the blaze by Wednesday morning, ensuring no casualties occurred during the incident.

Factory goods and machines were severely damaged. Fire Officer Suresh stated that nine fire engines made approximately 50 rounds to extinguish the flames. A key concern was safeguarding the nearby Indian Oil Company's crude oil pipeline, which was successfully achieved by halting operations during the fire.

The blaze is suspected to have been sparked by a short circuit, with a thorough investigation underway. As of now, no formal complaint has been filed by the factory owner regarding the damages, said officials.

(With inputs from agencies.)