New Delhi, November 5, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
A massive fire broke out at a factory in Delhi’s Narela industrial area on Thursday morning, prompting the deployment of 10 fire tenders to tackle the blaze.
The Delhi Fire Department received a call about the incident at around 9.05 am. Firefighting teams were immediately dispatched to the factory in Outer North Delhi, where efforts to extinguish the flames were underway.
Officials said the cause of the fire had not yet been established. There was no immediate information about any casualties, and further details were awaited.
An investigation will be conducted to ascertain the circumstances that led to the blaze.
The incident comes days after a deadly fire at a shoe factory in the Mangolpuri Industrial Area, where four people were killed and two others seriously injured.
The Mangolpuri fire broke out at around 9.30 pm on October 30 in Phase-I of the industrial area. Firefighters, police personnel and rescue teams reached the site and worked for several hours to bring the blaze under control.
Six people were rescued from inside the factory and taken to Sanjay Gandhi Hospital. All six were found unconscious. Four were declared brought dead, while two were admitted for treatment.
Outer District DCP Vikram Singh said police personnel had reached the factory as first responders and initiated the rescue operation after fire tenders arrived. He said legal proceedings had been initiated in the case.
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