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Rubber pipes gutted

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Updated At : 02:15 PM Apr 24, 2024 IST

A major fire broke out in rubber pipes kept near a power transformer at the Housing Board Colony in Hisar on Tuesday.
Sixteen pipes were kept there which belonged to a contractor who was entrusted with the work to lay a sewerage network in the locality.
Sources said the blaze started when the transformer caught fire due to a short-circuit and the flames engulfed the rubber pipes lying nearby.
A fire officer said, “The fire employees used nine cans of foam fire extinguishers and about 8-10 fire tenders to control the blaze.”

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