BIG BREAKING: Fire Fury Across Mumbai, Delhi, Gwalior & Lucknow, Passengers Rescued

A series of major fire incidents were reported across Mumbai, Delhi, Gwalior and Lucknow, triggering panic but fortunately causing no reported fatalities. In Mumbai, a massive fire broke out around 11:30 PM at a mobile phone warehouse on the ground floor of Saraswati Bhavan in the famous Lamington Road electronic market. Firefighters and police personnel safely rescued seven people trapped inside the building, while the blaze remained confined to the ground-floor warehouse. In Delhi, a car suddenly caught fire on the Dhaula Kuan flyover, quickly turning into a fireball and sending a huge cloud of black smoke into the sky. Firefighters rushed to the spot and managed to extinguish the flames, while traffic was temporarily disrupted. In Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, a coach bus traveling from Gwalior to Bhopal caught fire near Vivekanand Tiraha while carrying more than 25 passengers. Passengers reportedly broke window glass and jumped out to escape, while police and passersby helped evacuate them. Passengers also alleged that the bus had a technical fault before the journey. In Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, a traveler bus carrying 32 passengers from Gorakhpur to Surat caught fire near Medanta Hospital on Shaheed Path. According to the driver, the fire started in a tyre and quickly spread across the bus. Two fire tenders from the PGI station reached the spot and brought the blaze under control. All passengers were safely evacuated in time, preventing a major tragedy.