Archive · 7 Dec 2025
Massive Fire at Lakda Bazar in Mumbai
A big fire started at Lakda Bazar in Mumbai on Saturday evening.
The fire was so big that it was upgraded to Level 2, and many people are working to put it out.
The fire started in a storage building behind Raj Oil Mills.
The traffic around the area is moving slowly because of the fire, and people are asked to take different routes.
No one was hurt in the fire, and the cause is still being investigated.
The fire department has closed off the area to keep people safe.
The fire brigade worked very quickly to control the blaze, and the estimated loss is around Rs 5 to 7 lakhs.
A massive fire erupted at Lakda Bazar in Mumbai's Nagpada area on Saturday evening.
The fire engulfed a ground plus one godown behind Raj Oil Mills.
The Mumbai Traffic Police issued an alert, stating that traffic is moving slowly due to the fire.
The fire was upgraded from Level 1 to Level 2 due to its increasing intensity.
No injuries or casualties have been reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
- Who
- Mumbai Fire Brigade, Mumbai Police, BMC staff, and commuters in the area
- What
- A massive fire at Lakda Bazar in Nagpada, Mumbai
- When
- 7:40 PM on Saturday, December 6
- Where
- Lakda Bazar, Nagpada, Mumbai
- Why
- The cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation
- Location
- Lakda Bazar, Nagpada, Mumbai
- Time of Incident
- 7:40 PM on Saturday, December 6
- Affected Area
- Ground plus one godown behind Raj Oil Mills
- Fire Level
- Level 2
- Injuries
- None reported
- Cause of Fire
- Unknown, under investigation
- Agencies Involved
- Mumbai Fire Brigade, Mumbai Police, BMC staff from 'E' Ward
- Estimated Loss
- Rs 5 to 7 lakhs
