Meanwhile, residents of Shivaji Nagar, an adjoining locality, revealed that there was a power cut in the entire area for 15 minutes before the blaze. “So far it is understood that the fire emanated from the AC unit. "As far as I know, the blaze erupted when the power was restored," said the watchman of the building. However, we are awaiting a report from the fire and electricity department to Jacket Hoses Manufacturers come to a conclusion,” said a senior police official present at the site. Among the deceased were Sakina Kapasi , Mohin Kapasi , Tasmim Kapasi and Daud Ali Kapasi . Thus, fire tenders from the Dindoshi fire station were called to attend the fire call," said a senior fire official from Marol fire station. The fire incident has been reported to the police for further detailed inquiry. However, residents allege that the delay by the fire department led to the loss of lives.Three fire engines and ambulance were used to douse the fire. The police has registered an Accidental Death Report . The massive blaze was caused by an alleged short-circuit in the outdoor unit of the flat's air-conditioner.Mumbai: Four people, including two children aged 10 and 14, died while five others were affected after a third floor flat of a residential building, Maimoon Manzil, in suburban Marol, Andheri east, caught fire early on Thursday. It is to be noted that the Marol fire station is just at 10 minutes away from the Maimon building. Around 17 people were rescued, of which five were rescued from the fouth floor and were shifted to the Holy Spirit Hospital.. When the fire engines were rushed to Sakinaka for dousing a fire, we received a call from the Maimon building. The blaze started at around 2 am, while the fire officials reached the spot 45 minutes late since they were attending a fire call in Sakinaka.“The cause of the fire, prima facie, seems to have been a short circuit in the flat’s air-conditioner. Residents and fire officials revealed that there was a power cut in the area before the blaze. The fire department is probing the issue too,” said Kailash Hiwrale, Deputy Chief, Fire Brigade. "We had two fire calls at the same time. Fire officials claim that the fire was doused in five minutes.

Both hailed from Bihar. There were cartons kept outside the unit that caught fire and in a few seconds, the front portion of the factory was in flames," Mr Kumar said.The cause of the fire mishap has not yet been ascertained. Following a complaint to the fire department, four fire tenders were immediately pressed into the service.According to a fire official, the cause of fire and extent of damage is still being ascertained.Both were workers in the factory and were sleeping inside the building when the fire broke out. Two persons, 35-year-old Satyendra and 29-year-old Arvind lost their lives. Further ahead, two other labourers were found dead inside a room. Close on the heels of Bawana fire, the Nawada fire has yet again raised concerns over safety and security of the labourers.Locals alleged that the fire fighters took more than one hour in reaching the spot.30 and the main gate of the factory was open,” said a fire official.Following this incident, Delhi Fire Service personnel have been on tenterhooks for the past one week with the mercury rising steadily in the city.“There was a power cut in the area and when the electricity came,  there was sparking.“By the time the fire tenders reached the said place, it was already 11. The jurisdictional police has registered a case under Sections 287, 336 and 304 A of Indian Penal Code .It is alleged that the main gate of the factory was locked from the outside due to which the labourers working inside couldn’t save themselves.New Delhi: After battling the recent fire mishap for several hours in Kohat Enclave where four of a family lost their lives, another major fire on Monday night left two labourers dead and one injured in a crockery factory in Nawada in Northwest Delhi.When the officials went to check further, they found one severely burnt labourer at the factory’s main entrance.. If, they had come in time, the casuality would have been averted.Investigation reveals that the fire broke out Nitrile Rubber Hoses at around 10.Eyewitness, Amit Kumar, who works in a razor manufacturing unit adjacent to the crockery factory, said that he heard a cracker-like noise and then saw the front portion of the crockery factory catching fire, the police said.50 pm.