Two fires broke out at separate locations in Thane West during the early hours of November 9, with one involving a plastic tarpaulin sheet covering a shop roof near Jawahar Bagh Fire Station and the other involving scrap materials stored in an open area at Hanuman Nagar in Wagle Estate. Fire brigade teams brought both incidents under control, and no injuries were reported.
The first fire was reported at about 12:01 am opposite Jawahar Bagh Fire Station on Kharat Road in Thane West. According to information provided by the fire station, the blaze was confined to a plastic tarpaulin sheet covering the roof of a shop.
Fire brigade personnel reached the location with one fire engine and one rescue vehicle after receiving the alert. The fire was completely extinguished by 12:15 am, approximately 14 minutes after it was reported. The situation was then brought under control, with no injuries reported.
A separate fire was reported at around 3:30 am near Devi Dayal Road in Hanuman Nagar, Wagle Estate, Thane West. The blaze involved scrap materials stored in an open area, according to the report.
Personnel from Wagle Fire Station responded with one fire engine and one water tanker. A team from the Disaster Management Cell also arrived with a pickup vehicle to assist with the response. Firefighting operations continued for about an hour, and the blaze was completely extinguished at approximately 4:30 am.
The two incidents occurred at different locations in Thane West, with a gap of about three and a half hours between the reported emergencies. The materials involved differed: the first fire affected a plastic covering over a shop roof, while the second involved scrap stored outdoors.
In both cases, fire brigade personnel declared the situations under control after extinguishing the flames. The supplied report did not mention the cause of either fire or any damage beyond the materials directly affected. No injuries were reported in either incident.
