7 fire tenders at the spot.The incident comes in less than ten days after a deadly fire killed 14 people including 11 women, most of them in their 20s and early 30s in the city& STORZ COUPLING IN ALUMINUM Suppliers 39;s Kamala Mills Compound. All the people including the cast and crew were evacuated from the studio and are reported to be safe.twitter. pic. Mumbai: A massive fire has broken out at Cinevista studio in east central Mumbai on Saturday evening.According to PTI, eight fire engines and six water tankers have been pressed into service to put out the flames.According to reports, the fire department received a call at around 8 pm and the fire engines reached the spot at # 8:25 pm.According to reports, the fire department received a call at around 8 pm and the fire engines reached the spot at 8:25 pm.At the time of the incident, two television (TV) serials were being shot at the studio.The blaze, according to preliminary reports, started from a generator in the studio.WATCH: Fire broke out in Mumbai's Cinevista studio in  January 6, 2018Cinevista Stidio is run by Prem Kishen, son of actor Premnath.Located in a five acre property, the Cinevista studio has over 30 shooting locations.

Video footage of the scene showed thick black smoke billowing out the windows of the building before rising in a towering plume.WATCH: Three of 16 people rushed to hospitals died while in care, and fire fighters found seven bodies amid the hotel debris.. Seven died in a fire in  China HARD BOX UNIT PACKINGS OF FIRE BLANKETS Suppliers  an elderly care facility last month.Over 260 residents of a 24-storey apartment building connected to the hotel were evacuated. Beijing: At least 10 people were killed in a huge fire at a hotel in eastern China, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.Photos showed fire fighters shooting jets of water at smoking, cracked wall panels, and working in a team to lift a shirtless, unconscious victim from the wreckage.Video footage of the scene showed thick black smoke billowing out the windows of the building before rising in a towering plume.The fire was caused by the "cutting of decoration materials", Xinhua cited initial investigations as saying, without providing further detail.Earlier this month, 18 people were killed when a foot massage parlour caught fire in the eastern province of Zhejiang. Seven people have been taken into police custody.The blaze broke out at the four-storey HNA Platinum Mix Hotel Saturday morning in Nanchang, the capital of Jiangxi province, and took nearly two hours to extinguish, Xinhua said.Fire safety procedures are routinely ignored in China, with exit doors often locked and escape passages blocked in buildings across the country.

"People within a kilometre of the camp can now return to their homes," Jayaweera said.At least five persons have been injuries in the fire and their condition remained stable.Sirisena has ordered a probe with the police's Crime Investigation Department carrying out investigations.A soldier was charred to death and thousands of people were evacuated after a major fire triggered a series of explosions at one of Sri  TYPE-4B SEMI RIGID PVC HOSE  Lanka's largest ammunition dumps where the army stores heavy weapons, prompting President Maithripala Sirisena to launch a probe.All residents within a five kms radius of the complex were evacuated last night was to prevent people from inhaling fumes emanating from the fire. At least five persons have been injuries in the fire and their condition remained stable."A soldier has been killed and the military has entered the premises," military spokesman Brigadier Jayanath Jayaweera said, adding that soldiers have doused the fire.The ammunition dump at Salawa area in Avissawella, 30 kms east of here, caught fire at around 5 PM (local time) yesterday, setting off huge explosions that went on through the night.Sri Lankan President Sirisena has ordered a probe with the police's Crime Investigation Department carrying out investigations.The cause behind the incident was not immediately known.The armory is one of the largest ammunition storage of the Sri Lankan Army.Residents said the fire could be seen even this morning, more than 12 hours after the first explosions were heard.Residents said loud explosions were heard with raging fire within the complex which houses weapons ranging from T56 rifles to mortar bombs.

The flames were doused within 30 minutes.“It was a minor fire, and one fire engine was deployed at the site.The fire erupted at around 2pm resulting in the area being enveloped by smoke. The BMC has recently finalised a contractor for operating the waste-to-energy plant at the dumping ground.Earlier in 2016, a massive fire erupted at the ground due to which a thick layer  STORZ COUPLING IN ALUMINUM Factory   of smog engulfed the surrounding areas, as far as Dadar, for seven days as shown in the satellite imagery by the Florida-based National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).According to BMC, 3,500 metric tonnes of garbage is dumped every day at the Deonar dumping ground. Our personnel were there for an hour thereafter for the cooling operation,” a Brihanmumbai Muni-cipal Corporation official saidThe exact cause of the fire is uncertain, however we suspect deliberate attempts,” he added.Fires have been a regular feature at the Deonar dumping ground since 2015, mostly during the winter season..The fire brigade reached the spot within 15 minutes of receiving the complaint. Mumbai: A fire broke out at the Deonar dumping ground Thursday, leading to smoke engulfing the neighbourhood. The fire brigade reached the spot within 15 minutes of receiving the complaint about the blaze. The matter is, however, being investigated.Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation officials suspect that the fire was deliberated lighted.

The fire brigade team rescued six people from the floor and admitted them to the nearby Rajawadi Hospital, he said. The injured were identified as Shrinivas Joshi,86, and  China HARD BOX UNIT PACKINGS OF FIRE BLANKETS Factory   Chagan Singh, 28, the fireman, the official said. Mumbai: Five people, including four senior citizens, were killed and two others injured in a major fire that broke out in a high-rise residential building here Thursday evening, a civic official said.51 pm after which our fire-fighting team along with an ambulance rushed to the spot," he added."Our fire brigade control room got information about the incident at 7. According to a senior doctor at the civic-run hospital, five of them succumbed to burn injuries.The 16-storey building is located in suburban Tilak Nagar, where search and rescue operation by the Mumbai Fire Brigade is underway, said the official from the Disaster Management Unit of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)."The blaze started on the 10th floor of the building, Sargam Society (G+16), located near Ganesh Garden in Tilak Nagar," he said. The fire has been brought under control, but its cause will be known only after an inquiry, he added.The two injured, including a fireman, were admitted to a hospital, where their condition is stable, the doctor said. Sunita Joshi is the mother of Sanjay Joshi, in-charge of the Vikhroli police station, he said.Fire brigade personnel are searching the building to ascertain if there are more casualties, he said. Local residents said indiscriminate parking of vehicles in the area delayed the arrival of fire brigade tankers and equipment..The 16-storey building is located in suburban Tilak Nagar, where search and rescue operation by the Mumbai Fire Brigade is underway, said the official from the Disaster Management Unit of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).The civic official identified the deceased as Sunita Joshi ,72, Bhalchandra Joshi ,72, Suman Shrinivas Joshi ,83, Sarla Suresh Gangar ,52, and Lakshmiben Premji Gangar, 83.