HYDRAA Commissioner Ranganath Visits Ameerpet Aditya Enclave Fire Site After Rescue Operation
HYDRAA Commissioner A.V. Ranganath visits Ameerpet Aditya Enclave fire site after rescue of over 50 people, reviewing response and safety measures.
Following the Ameerpet Aditya Enclave fire, HYDRAA Commissioner A.V. Ranganath visited the incident site to review rescue operations and assess the situation. The visit came after HYDRAA DRF teams swiftly controlled the fire and ensured the safety of those inside the building.
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Officials briefed the Commissioner about the sequence of events and the response measures taken.
Review of Rescue and Emergency Response
During the inspection, the Commissioner examined the location where the fire started and evaluated the efficiency of the response by emergency teams.
Key points discussed during the visit:
- Quick arrival of HYDRAA DRF teams
- Fire brought under control within minutes
- Safe evacuation of more than 50 people
- Coordination between fire, police, and rescue teams
The Commissioner appreciated the prompt action that prevented a major tragedy in the busy Ameerpet area.
Cause of Fire and Safety Measures
Preliminary findings indicate the fire originated from an electrical panel board in the building. The Commissioner reviewed safety arrangements and emphasized the importance of strict adherence to fire safety norms in commercial complexes.
He noted that timely action played a crucial role in avoiding casualties.
Authorities Stress Fire Safety Compliance
During the site visit, HYDRAA officials highlighted the need for building owners and establishments to ensure proper safety infrastructure and clear evacuation routes.
The HYDRAA Commissioner Ranganath visit to the Ameerpet Aditya Enclave fire site underscores the importance of monitoring safety standards and improving preparedness for emergencies.
Major Disaster Averted
The Ameerpet Aditya Enclave fire where HYDRAA DRF rescued over 50 people remains a reminder of the importance of rapid response and coordinated rescue efforts.
With the Commissioner’s inspection completed, authorities are expected to review safety protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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