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99% industrial units don’t have fire NOC

On a day another major blaze was reported — at Nagarjuna Agrichem Limited in Srikakulam — a top fire department official said almost all industrial premises in the state have failed to get fire-safety

Vidhana Soudha a fire safety risk

The city may have lived through a fire tragedy on the scale of Carlton Towers, which claimed nine lives, but it seems to have taught nothing to the powers-that-be. The Vidhana Soudha, where all-impor

Market yards lag in fire safety

The government is still to initiate work on the proposed fire stations at 10 important market yards in the state and as the wait prolongs, the ultimate losers are the farmers. Agriculture product wort

No fire safety training given to school personnel

The Fire Prevention Wing insists that schools must install fire fighting equipment on their premises, but they do not conduct fire drills in educational institutions, nor do they provide school person

High-rise hospitals to get fire stations

Builders constructing high-rise hospital buildings have to contribute 25 per cent of the total cost for setting up a new fire station within a specified distance from the hospital. If a fire station a

5,000 buildings virtual fire traps

Over 5,000 buildings in the city are virtual fire traps posing a danger to the lives and properties of citizens. These buildings include schools, hospitals, nursing homes, pent houses, malls, commerci

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