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IN PHOTOS: Massive fire breaks out at godown in Mumbai's Kurla

Updated On: 28 November, 2025 12:11 AM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

A massive fire broke out at a godown in Kurla area of Mumbai, civic officials said on Thursday. Pics/Sameer Abedi

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The blaze was was reported at a godown in Khalil Shaikh Chawl at Kismat Nagar in Kurla (West). Pics/Sameer Abedi

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The blaze was was reported at a godown in Khalil Shaikh Chawl at Kismat Nagar in Kurla (West). Pics/Sameer Abedi
According to the officials, the blaze was initially categorised as a level-II fire. By 11:44 pm, the Mumbai Fire Brigade escalated the incident to a Level-III (major) fire, as flames spread across 10 to 12 chawl structures (hutments)

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According to the officials, the blaze was initially categorised as a level-II fire. By 11:44 pm, the Mumbai Fire Brigade escalated the incident to a Level-III (major) fire, as flames spread across 10 to 12 chawl structures (hutments)

The affected godown is located opposite to Kapadia Nagar, an official said

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The affected godown is located opposite to Kapadia Nagar, an official said

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) Fire Brigade received the call at 11:08 pm following which a fire-fighting operation was launched

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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) Fire Brigade received the call at 11:08 pm following which a fire-fighting operation was launched

The fire reportedly broke out in a godown within the chawl

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The fire reportedly broke out in a godown within the chawl

No injuries have been so far reported in the incident, officials said

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No injuries have been so far reported in the incident, officials said

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