Noida Garment Export Company Fire: Six Fire Tenders Bring Blaze Under Control

Noida: Panic gripped Sector 63 in the industrial city of Noida late at night after a fire suddenly broke out on one of the floors of Horisha Global Private Limited, a company engaged in garment exports. Thick smoke and flames rising from the company premises created panic in the surrounding area. As soon as the information was received, local police and Fire Department teams rushed to the spot without delay and took charge of the situation.

Fire Reported During Midnight on November 9–10

 According to the information received, a fire incident was reported at Horisha Global Private Limited, located under the jurisdiction of Sector 63 Police Station, during the intervening night of November 9 and 10. The company is engaged in garment export-related activities. Following the alert, police and Fire Services personnel immediately initiated rescue and firefighting operations. Considering the intensity of the fire, six fire tenders were deployed at the site.

Six Fire Tenders Brought the Situation Under Control

 Firefighters launched an intensive operation to extinguish the blaze. After considerable efforts, the fire was brought completely under control. Meanwhile, local police personnel also reached the spot to maintain security and law and order. Fortunately, no casualties were reported in the incident. The timely response of the Fire Department helped prevent a major tragedy.

CFO Pradeep Kumar Confirms No Casualties

 Gautam Buddh Nagar Chief Fire Officer (CFO) Pradeep Kumar provided details of the incident. He stated that information about a fire on one of the floors of Horisha Global Private Limited in the Sector 63 police station area had been received. Firefighting teams were immediately dispatched, and the blaze was successfully extinguished with the help of six fire tenders. He confirmed that no casualties had been reported and the situation at the spot was under control. The incident once again highlights the importance of proper fire safety arrangements and emergency preparedness in industrial establishments.

Noida: Panic gripped Sector 63 in the industrial city of Noida late at night after a fire suddenly broke out on one of the floors of Horisha Global Private Limited, a company engaged in garment exports. Thick smoke and flames rising from the company premises created panic in the surrounding area. As soon as the information was received, local police and Fire Department teams rushed to the spot without delay and took charge of the situation.

Fire Reported During Midnight on November 9–10: According to the information received, a fire incident was reported at Horisha Global Private Limited, located under the jurisdiction of Sector 63 Police Station, during the intervening night of November 9 and 10. The company is engaged in garment export-related activities. Following the alert, police and Fire Services personnel immediately initiated rescue and firefighting operations. Considering the intensity of the fire, six fire tenders were deployed at the site.

Six Fire Tenders Brought the Situation Under Control: Firefighters launched an intensive operation to extinguish the blaze. After considerable efforts, the fire was brought completely under control. Meanwhile, local police personnel also reached the spot to maintain security and law and order. Fortunately, no casualties were reported in the incident. The timely response of the Fire Department helped prevent a major tragedy.

CFO Pradeep Kumar Confirms No Casualties: Gautam Buddh Nagar Chief Fire Officer (CFO) Pradeep Kumar provided details of the incident. He stated that information about a fire on one of the floors of Horisha Global Private Limited in the Sector 63 police station area had been received. Firefighting teams were immediately dispatched, and the blaze was successfully extinguished with the help of six fire tenders. He confirmed that no casualties had been reported and the situation at the spot was under control. The incident once again highlights the importance of proper fire safety arrangements and emergency preparedness in industrial establishments.