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Hyderabad: Fire Breaks Out at State Bank of India Building in Secunderabad

Hyderabad: Fire Breaks Out at State Bank of India Building in Secunderabad

Hyderabad Fire Breaks Out: A huge fire broke out at the State Bank of India (SBI) office at Patny, Secunderabad on Sunday night, causing shock among people and office-goers. The fire started in the fourth floor home loan and insurance department of the office complex. Quick response by the emergency services avoided any casualties while extinguishing the fire.


Prompt Response by Fire Department

The fire was reported the instant when the officials of the Fire Department rushed towards the location. Seven fire tenders from various fire stations were sent to fight the fire. Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply & Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) water tankers also arrived to assist, and they provided a good quantity of resources to extinguish the fire.

Evacuation and Safety Measures

A single person was in the office during the blaze but came out unscathed. The authorities immediately cordoned off the area to prevent further hazard and ensure public safety.


Investigations Underway

The origin of the fire remains a mystery, with officials probing potential electrical malfunctions or other causes of ignition. Local police and Disaster Response Force (DRF) staff assisted the fire brigade during operations to make the rescue and firefighting a smooth process.

High-Level Inspections and Assessment

State Bank of India senior executives, the fire department, and police officials made a visit to the location to determine the extent of the damage. Their assessment report will play an important role in determining the cause of the fire and taking preventive measures not to have this happen again.

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Hyderabad Fire Breaks Out

Although the emergency team’s timely intervention prevented fire from breaking out, the accident reminds us of the importance of fire safety for commercial buildings. The authorities will shortly release a report on the fire cause, and prevention of similar incidents in the future. Fortunately, nobody was hurt, but incidents like these point to the need for annual fire audits and rigorous safety measures in high-density locations like banking centers.

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