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Bandra MTNL fire: No casualties reported, around 100 rescued

The rescue effort by Mumbai fire brigade is reported to be one of the biggest successful fire fighting rescue operations in India though search operation is still going on.

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Rescue operations at MTNL building. Pic/ Anurag Kamble

Rescue operations at MTNL building. Pic/ Anurag Kamble

A massive fire broke out at the Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL building) which is located in KC Marg, near the Bandra fire station in Bandra West, Mumbai. The Mumbai Fire Department categorised the fire as a level-4 fire at the Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) building in Bandra area on Monday afternoon, said a PTI report.

Reportedly, more than 25 fire appliance including Fire Engines, Special Hydraulic Ladders, Jumbo/water tankers, Robofire, Rescue Van, Breathing Set Vans were used to douse the fire. As per MTNL authorities, all the people trapped in the building have been rescued. Nearly, 150 officers have been involved in the rescue operation. It is one of the biggest successful Fire Fighting and Rescue Operation in recent time in the country.

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