Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Massive Fire in Delhi's Karol Bagh PG Accommodation
A big fire started in a place where students live in Delhi.
Firefighters came quickly to help, but the fire got worse and needed more help.
Many students were stuck inside.
The fire was so bad that it was called a 'Make-4' emergency, which means it was very serious.
The firefighters are working hard to put out the fire and save everyone.
A massive fire broke out in a paying guest (PG) accommodation in Karol Bagh, Delhi.
The emergency call was received between 10:58 am and 10:59 am.
Fire officials deployed initial resources, including one water tender and three water bowsers.
The fire was upgraded to a 'Make-4' category, indicating a serious emergency.
Senior officers, including Station Officer Ravinder and ADO Rajesh Shukla, are leading the operation.
- Who
- Fire officials, including Station Officer Ravinder and Assistant Divisional Officer Rajesh Shukla
- What
- A massive fire broke out in a paying guest (PG) accommodation
- When
- Wednesday morning, between 10:58 am and 10:59 am
- Where
- Chana Market, Karol Bagh, Central Delhi
- Why
- The cause of the fire is not specified in the article.
Rescue Efforts
Fire Spread
Response Time
Rescue Efforts
Fire officials responded swiftly with initial resources deployed within minutes of the emergency call.
Fire Spread
The fire escalated quickly, requiring additional resources and an upgrade to a 'Make-4' category.
- Location
- Chana Market, Karol Bagh, Central Delhi
- Emergency Call Time
- 10:58 am to 10:59 am
- Initial Resources Deployed
- One water tender, three water bowsers, and a breathing apparatus support unit
- Fire Upgrade Time
- 11:05 am to 11:06 am
- Fire Category
- Make-4
- Senior Officers Present
- Station Officer Ravinder and Assistant Divisional Officer (ADO) Rajesh Shukla