Fire in car repairing garage gutted some vehicles at Topsia

Kolkata, Feb 26 (UNI) Fire in a car repairing garage at Topsia, in the eastern part of the city, today gutted some vehicles before four fire fighting engines could douse the flames fueled by stocks of inflammable articles, police and fire brigade sources said.
The garage was located on Mahendra Roy Road near the Maa flyover.
Four fire fighting engines were pressed into the services to douse the flames, which had threatened a near by rubber stocks go-down.

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