Firozabad,

16 March (HS): Under the Tundla police station, an Eco vehicle transporting

pilgrims returning from Mathura caught fire. The fire department responded and

extinguished the fire. Fortunately, all of the passengers in the Eco vehicle

were safe. Late Sunday night, there was commotion on the highway near the

village of Mohammadabad, which is within the authority of the Tundla police

station, when large flames began to rise from the wheel of an Eco vehicle that

was driving down the route. People became alarmed when they saw this. When the

Eco driver heard the noise, he instantly halted his car. The folks in the Eco

car likewise quickly exited the vehicle and rescued themselves. A mob had

assembled at the place.

Upon

receiving the information, the Tundla police station along with the fire

brigade team reached the spot. The fire team immediately controlled the fire.

The car was being driven by Karan Singh, a resident of the village of

Bargadpur, under the jurisdiction of the Basai Mohammadpur police station. He

said that he was returning to Firozabad after touring passengers to Mathura. He

said that there was no loss of life in the accident and everyone is safe.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi