IndiaPosted at: May 6 2026 9:31PM


Delhi preparing fire-fighting master plan: CM

New Delhi, May 6 (UNI) The Delhi government is preparing a comprehensive and result-oriented Master Plan aimed at preventing fire incidents and reducing the loss of life and property in the national capital.
Taking prompt action on the issue, Gupta directed all departments concerned to submit a detailed blueprint within 10 days, identifying the causes behind recurring fire incidents, vulnerable zones, gaps in existing systems, and concrete preventive measures.
Gupta also stressed the need for immediate and effective public awareness initiatives to educate citizens on fire safety and prevention.
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