Fire at Bullet Train Station of Sabarmati.
Ahmedabad: Work is going on loudly to run the first bullet train between Mumbai to Ahmedabad. For this, railway stations are also being built at various places, where the bullet train will stop. In this sequence, the construction work of the railway station is going on for the stoppage of the bullet train in Sabarmati. On Saturday morning, a fire broke out at the under -construction Sabarmati Bullet Train railway station. An official has given this information. It is being told that the fire broke out at the railway station due to the spark emanating during Belding.
No casualties due to fire
The fire department official said that no casualties were reported in the fire at around 6.30 am. He said that 13 fire engines were installed on the spot and the fire was controlled. A statement in this regard has been issued by ‘National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited’ (NHSRCL), which is looking after the project work. According to the statement issued, a fire was reported in shuttering on the roof of a part of the construction site. It said that welding sparks are believed to be a possible cause of the fire.
Belling’s spark fire
The statement said, “No casualties were reported due to the fire.” The official said that the cause of the fire has not been ascertained yet, but prima facie it seems that welding spark Must have caught fire. NHSRCL officials are monitoring the situation at the scene. Explain that this station is part of the 508 km long Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. The project includes Gujarat (352 km) and Maharashtra (156 km), including a total of 12 stations in Mumbai, Thane, Virar, Boisar, Vapi, Bilimora, Surat, Bharuch, Vadodara, Anand/Nadiad, Ahmedabad and Sabarmati. Has been. (Input-PTI)
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