Watch: Huge Fire Breaks Out In Hyderabad's Cracker Shop, Terrifying Video Captures People Fleeing
A major fire erupted at a wholesale firecracker shop , Paras Fireworks, in Hyderabad’s Ramkote area on Sunday night, just days before Diwali. Shoppers in the bustling area were sent into a frenzy as fireworks exploded inside the store, turning the site into chaos. Videos of the incident quickly went viral, capturing intense explosions, smoke, and terrified customers fleeing the scene.
In the viral clip, fireworks ignite within the shop, with some customers trapped inside while others scramble for the exits. Towards the end, thick smoke billows from the shop, intensifying the panic. Online, viewers expressed concern for the shop owner and others affected. “Feeling bad for the shopkeeper. He lost his stock and damage is extra,” one user commented. Another commended those assisting in evacuating the trapped people.
According to reports, four fire tenders arrived swiftly at the scene, though the continuous explosions posed challenges for the rescue team. Thankfully, no casualties were reported, and firefighters successfully controlled the flames by 10:00 p.m.
Investigations revealed that the shop was operating illegally without a license. "The shop has no certificate. It was an illegal shop. We will take strict action against them," confirmed Assistant Commissioner of Police K. Shankar. The cause of the fire remains unknown, and authorities are conducting a full investigation to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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In the viral clip, fireworks ignite within the shop, with some customers trapped inside while others scramble for the exits. Towards the end, thick smoke billows from the shop, intensifying the panic. Online, viewers expressed concern for the shop owner and others affected. “Feeling bad for the shopkeeper. He lost his stock and damage is extra,” one user commented. Another commended those assisting in evacuating the trapped people.
According to reports, four fire tenders arrived swiftly at the scene, though the continuous explosions posed challenges for the rescue team. Thankfully, no casualties were reported, and firefighters successfully controlled the flames by 10:00 p.m.
Investigations revealed that the shop was operating illegally without a license. "The shop has no certificate. It was an illegal shop. We will take strict action against them," confirmed Assistant Commissioner of Police K. Shankar. The cause of the fire remains unknown, and authorities are conducting a full investigation to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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