Massive fire guts Indian government building
A massive fire breaks out at an important government building in South Mumbai, India. Reports suggest that all the people who were trapped inside have been evacuated. At least eight people have been injured in the fire. However, no casualties have been reported.
Government staff fold the Indian national flag from the top of the burning Mantralaya building, which houses the Maharashtra state secretariat, in Mumbai on June 21, 2012. A major fire broke out of ... more
Government staff fold the Indian national flag from the top of the burning Mantralaya building, which houses the Maharashtra state secretariat, in Mumbai on June 21, 2012. A major fire broke out of the Mantralaya building that houses offices of India's Maharashtra state Chief Minister, key ministers, and top officials, reports said. People were reported trapped in the upper floors of the building, with the fire department, police response teams, and navy pressed into rescue operations. AFP PHOTO/Indranil MUKHERJEE less
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