Delhi: A fire broke out in a clothing factory in Delhi’s Udyog Nagar industrial area early Sunday, an officer said.
According to fire department officials, the incident was reported around 5.25 am.
A total of 10 fire tenders were rushed to F-11 address in Udyog Nagar.
There were no casualties, the officer from the Delhi Fire Service said.
“The operation is still underway. Efforts are on to prevent any re-ignition. The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained,” the person said. Preliminary information suggests the fire started in the storage section of the garment unit.
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