New Delhi Energy Storage Fire Fighting

How many workers were injured in a factory fire in Delhi?

Fire officials said no workers were injured and ran to safety before the fire spread to the entire building. A call about the fire was made at 6.55 am by workers who were inside the factory, according to Delhi Fire Services. A firefighter said, “There were close to a dozen workers at the factory.

How will Delhi improve its firefighting mechanism?

New Delhi: Delhi government plans to strengthen its firefighting mechanism by procuring high-tech equipment that will focus on dousing fires in tall buildings. Among such machines are four multi-articulating water towers that can be extended up to 33 metres, three similar machines with a reach of 53 metres and two hazmat vans.

Is Delhi a fire hazard?

“Delhi has several unauthorised colonies that don’t follow fire safety norms, making it difficult for firefighters to even reach the site,” said an official. More machines will be bought in the coming days, he added. According to the Delhi Fire Services (DFS) data, 59 people had died in fire incidents last year.

Do fire departments need better training to deal with energy storage system hazards?

Fire departments need data, research, and better training to deal with energy storage system (ESS) hazards. These are the key findings shared by UL’s Fire Safety Research Institute (FSRI) and presented by Sean DeCrane, International Association of Fire Fighters Director of Health and Safety Operational Services at SEAC’s May 2023 General Meeting.

Why is summer a good time for Delhi Fire Services?

Summer is a particularly busy time for the Delhi Fire Services. The searing heat and lack of moisture in the air speed up the combustibility of materials, said India Meteorological Department scientist Soma Sen Roy. [Adnan Abidi/Reuters] Shanti, 35, cries as she stands next to her charred home after a fire broke out in a slum area in New Delhi.

Did LPG cylinder ignite fire in Delhi?

No casualties were reported, officials said. As per preliminary inquiry, officials said that the fire broke out due to an explosion in an LPG cylinder, which set ablaze material next to it. Delhi Police officials said they will initiate an inquiry into the incident. No case has been registered yet.