Property worth Rs 2.5 lakh destroyed after a massive fire gutted a shop in Assam’s Haflong
First Published: 3rd May, 2024 14:25 IST
An incense stick splinter is suspected to have triggered the fire.
Properties worth Rs 2.5 lakhs were destroyed in a massive fire that broke out at the shop in Assam’s Haflong.
As per inputs, the incident took place at Bagetar-Lodi road in Haflong. A fair price shop was completely gutted in the fire.
However, no casualties have been reported till now.
An incense stick splinter is suspected to have triggered the fire.
Fire service personnel reached the spot and doused the fire, stopping it from spreading further.
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