Major fire at Naman Towers in Central Mumbai

June 21, 2014 18:09

A major fire that broke out at the Naman Towers in Parel in central Mumbai on Saturday afternoon has now been brought under control, NDTV reports.

The building was evacuated and it took six fire engines to bring the blaze under control. There have been no reports of any casualty. The fire had begun on the upper floors of the building.

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