Cotton worth Rs2 cr gutted

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:35 AM Dec 24, 2020 IST

Abohar: Around 10,300 quintals of cotton, worth Rs 2 crore, was gutted in a fire that broke out at Anoopgarh grain market in Sriganganagar on Tuesday. Cotton purchased by the Cotton Corporation of India was being processed when the incident occurred. It took around four hours to douse the flames. — OC

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