Archive · 24 Aug 2026
Major Fire at Gudimalkapur Furniture Warehouse Prompts Emergency Response
A big fire started inside a furniture warehouse in Gudimalkapur, Hyderabad.
It happened on Sunday morning, reportedly around 10 a.m.
People nearby saw flames and thick smoke.
They quickly told the authorities.
Police officers and firefighters came to stop the fire.
One report said six fire engines arrived, while another said two.
The warehouse had lots of furniture and other materials, which helped the fire spread quickly.
Nobody was reported hurt, and officials are still investigating what caused the fire.
A major fire broke out at a furniture warehouse near Moghal Ka Nala in Gudimalkapur, Hyderabad, on Sunday.
The blaze reportedly began around 10 a.m., producing large flames and thick smoke that alarmed nearby residents.
Locals alerted authorities, and police and firefighters reached the warehouse.
Reports differ on the response: one said six fire engines were deployed, while another said two were used.
No casualties were reported; the cause and extent of damage remain under investigation.
- Who
- Local residents alerted authorities; police and fire personnel responded.
- What
- A major fire broke out at a furniture warehouse or godown.
- When
- Sunday morning, reportedly around 10 a.m.
- Where
- Near Moghal Ka Nala in Gudimalkapur, Hyderabad, under Gudimalkapur Police Station limits.
- Why
- The cause has not been determined; officials are investigating a possible short circuit or another reason.
- Incident
- Major fire at a furniture warehouse
- Location
- Near Moghal Ka Nala, Gudimalkapur, Hyderabad
- Reported time
- Around 10 a.m. on Sunday
- Casualties
- No casualties reported
- Fire response
- Reports differ, citing either six or two fire engines
- Nearby risk
- Other warehouses were located nearby, raising concerns that the fire could spread
- Cause and damage
- Cause and extent of damage were still under investigation
