Fire damages seven vehicles in Ambala

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Updated At : 12:45 PM Jun 16, 2022 IST

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Ambala, June 15

Seven vehicles parked in an open space of a showroom at Mohra village were damaged in a fire today. No injuries or causalities were reported.

A power cable of the main line reportedly got snapped and due to sparking, a fire broke out and spread to the vehicles. The damaged vehicles had arrived for repair.

Devender Saini, general manager, Metro Motors, said, “Seven vehicles were damaged in the fire. Fire engines were called to control the fire. We have suffered a loss of around Rs 15 lakh.”

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