A massive fire broke out in a paint factory in Haryana, 4 women burnt to death; 13 people seriously burnt

Jind: A tragic accident has occurred in Jind district of Haryana. A massive fire suddenly broke out in the morning in a factory manufacturing Holi colors in Safidon area, in which four women were burnt to death and many people were seriously burnt. This incident has created an atmosphere of chaos in the area.

How did the big accident happen?

Work was going on in this factory of Safidon at around 11 in the morning. Suddenly flames erupted and the entire premises was filled with smoke. A total of 17 laborers were working in the factory, which included 5 men and 12 women.

Due to the work of making paint, chemicals and flammable materials were present, due to which the fire spread very quickly. The workers got trapped while trying to get out and many people got badly burnt.

Four women died on the spot

The intensity of the fire was so high that four women died on the spot. These women were working in the factory making colors. The deceased include Pinky of Singhpura village, Guddi of Safidon ward number 9, Pooja of Diggi Mohalla and Usha of Adarsh ​​Colony. Their painful death by burning has shocked the entire area.

13 people seriously burnt

Of the remaining workers, 13 people have sustained serious burn injuries. These injured were immediately taken to the local civil hospital. From there, when the condition became more serious, 6 people were referred to PGI, Rohtak.

The condition of two patients admitted in Rohtak is still said to be very critical. A young man, Pawan, is undergoing treatment in the civil hospital, whose body is burnt only on 8 percent. Doctors are keeping an eye on the condition of the remaining injured.

assistance by administration

As soon as information about the accident was received, teams of fire brigade, police and health department reached the spot. It took a lot of effort to extinguish the fire because the colors and chemicals kept in the factory were causing the fire to flare up further.

Local people also came forward to help, but it became difficult to save the workers. The administration has made all necessary arrangements for the treatment of the injured and has promised to provide assistance to the families of the deceased.