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Sealdah Railway Station Food Court Fire: No Injuries Reported

A small fire broke out in the food court of Sealdah railway station in Kolkata early this morning, prompting a swift evacuation of the area. Firefighters arrived quickly and contained the blaze within minutes, preventing any injuries or damage to the station’s infrastructure. Authorities confirmed that the fire was likely caused by an electrical fault, and no one was harmed during the incident. The station remains operational with minor disruptions to passenger flow.

Sealdah Railway Station Food Court Fire: No Injuries Reported
Sealdah Railway Station Food Court Fire: No Injuries ReportedPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

A small blaze erupted in the food court of Sealdah railway station early this morning, forcing passengers to leave the premises. Fire crews arrived promptly and extinguished the fire within minutes, averting any injuries or damage to the station’s structure. Investigators say the fire probably started from an electrical fault in the food court’s wiring. The station’s operations continued with minor delays as staff cleared the area.

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