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Fire Erupts At Logix City Center Mall In Noida, Swift Response Underway: Video

A fire broke out at Logix City Center Mall in Noida, reportedly starting at a garments showroom, with fire crews swiftly responding to evacuate and battle the blaze, as videos of thick smoke circulated on social media.

Edited By : Swechchha | Updated: Jul 5, 2024 13:36 IST
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Noida Logix Mall fire

On Friday afternoon, a fire erupted at Logix City Center Mall in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, reportedly starting at a garments showroom. Upon receiving the alert, a team from the fire department swiftly responded with multiple fire engines, evacuating the mall and currently battling the blaze. The mall, located in Sector 32 and falling under the jurisdiction of Sector 24 police station, is now the focus of firefighting efforts by the responding team.

Videos captured a huge column of smoke billowing through the multi-story mall building.

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The authorities have yet to determine the source of the fire and assess the extent of the damage. However, sources informed that they quickly brought the fire under control and prevented significant damage.

The Logix Group, based in Noida, owns City Center, the sole retail space property. Inaugurated in 2016, the mall spans 25,000 sq meters. It gained attention three years later due to a water supply cutoff by the Noida Authority, owing to outstanding dues amounting to Rs 46 lakh.

Social media platforms are circulating videos of the fire, depicting thick smoke in the corridors of the mall. According to a report the fire likely started due to a short circuit. However, a detailed investigation will uncover the exact cause of the blaze.

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First published on: Jul 05, 2024 01:36 PM IST

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