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Fire Breaks Out at Mobile Tower; Short Circuit Suspected
Chandigarh

Fire Breaks Out at Mobile Tower; Short Circuit Suspected

By NewsWave Desk21 May 2026, 04:37 pm198 views

Panic spread in Dariya village of the city after a massive fire suddenly broke out in a mobile tower installed on the roof of a hotel. Thick black smoke billowed into the sky soon after the blaze erupted and was visible from far-off areas.

Fire Breaks Out at Mobile Tower; Short Circuit Suspected

According to preliminary information, a short circuit is believed to be the cause of the fire that broke out at a mobile tower. Soon after the incident was reported, several fire brigade vehicles rushed to the spot and managed to bring the blaze under control after considerable effort.

Local residents said the fire was so intense that it created panic in the area for some time. People present near the hotel as well as those inside nearby buildings were evacuated as a precautionary measure. Fortunately, firefighters acted swiftly and prevented the flames from spreading further, thereby saving the hotel building and nearby properties from major damage.

No injuries or casualties have been reported so far.

Fire Brought Under Control

The fire department team reached the scene promptly and controlled the situation. As a precaution, the surrounding area was also inspected thoroughly. Police and administrative officials also arrived at the spot and reviewed the situation.

An investigation into the exact cause of the fire is currently underway. However, initial findings suggest that a short circuit may have triggered the incident.


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