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Fire at head post office in Panipat

Panipat, May 13 A major fire broke out in the head post office here on Monday morning. Two fire tenders were pressed into service who doused the flames in 1.5 hours. The reason behind the fire was not clear. Huge...

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Updated At : 11:28 AM May 14, 2024 IST

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Panipat, May 13

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A major fire broke out in the head post office here on Monday morning. Two fire tenders were pressed into service who doused the flames in 1.5 hours. The reason behind the fire was not clear. Huge damage in the office has been reported. As per information, the fire was first witnessed around 8.15 am. On getting information, a fire brigade rushed to the spot. Computers, main server room and official record was burnt in the fire.

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