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Fire Breaks Out in Muzaffarpur Clothing Showroom on Diwali, Firefighters Contain Blaze
✍️ Amar Ujala · Muzaffarpur
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 03:01 PM
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A short‑circuit ignited a fire in a clothing showroom at Motijheel market, Muzaffarpur on Diwali. Three fire‑engine units extinguished the blaze, saving the surrounding area.
Muzaffarpur, Bihar – On the evening of Diwali, a short‑circuit triggered a fire in a clothing showroom located in the Motijheel market. The blaze quickly engulfed garments, a computer system and the shop counter, causing total loss of the inventory and equipment.
The Muzaffarpur fire department responded promptly, dispatching three fire‑engine trucks to the scene. Firefighters worked to control the flames and prevent spread to adjacent shops, which are densely packed in the market area.
Within a short period, the fire crew succeeded in bringing the fire under control and extinguishing it completely. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the cause of the electrical fault.
The incident highlights the heightened fire risk during festive celebrations when electrical appliances are heavily used. Local officials have urged shop owners to inspect wiring and adhere to safety norms to avoid similar mishaps.
The damaged showroom remains closed pending assessment, while the fire department continues to monitor the market for any residual hazards.
The Muzaffarpur fire department responded promptly, dispatching three fire‑engine trucks to the scene. Firefighters worked to control the flames and prevent spread to adjacent shops, which are densely packed in the market area.
Within a short period, the fire crew succeeded in bringing the fire under control and extinguishing it completely. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the cause of the electrical fault.
The incident highlights the heightened fire risk during festive celebrations when electrical appliances are heavily used. Local officials have urged shop owners to inspect wiring and adhere to safety norms to avoid similar mishaps.
The damaged showroom remains closed pending assessment, while the fire department continues to monitor the market for any residual hazards.