The firefighting and rescue operations including crowd control were undertaken in close coordination with CIDCO and JNPT fire departments.
Credit: Western Naval Command Photo
Mumbai: A major fire incident was reported at a dump yard near Masjid on Bori-Uran Road, around two kilometres from Naval Station in Karanja in Raigad district.
The fire was reported at around 11.20 am on Friday.
In response, the Fire Headquarters team from INS Tunir, in close coordination with civil agencies, swiftly deployed to address the emergency along with the Quick Reaction Team, Rapid Response Team and 20 Defence Service Corps Jawans. Concurrently, Fire Tenders from the Naval Armament Depot (NAD) were also mobilised to provide support and an ambulance was kept on standby to provide medical aid.
The operation was coordinated by the Chief Fire Officer, Naval Station Karanja with officers from INS Tunir at the site of the fire, officials of Mumbai-headquartered Western Naval Command said on Saturday.
The firefighting and rescue operations including crowd control were undertaken in close coordination with CIDCO and JNPT fire departments. The fire was finally brought under control by 3.00 pm.
The Station Fire Organisation provided strategic direction and coordinated the efforts of all teams involved and ensured a well-organised response to the fire incident.
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