Fire At Rahmath Nagar Playground Guts Several Vehicles
Hyderabad, Dec 11 (Maxim News): Several vehicles were gutted down when fire broke out at a playground at Rahmath Nagar, Yousufguda on Thursday afternoon.
According to reports, the fire broke out at the ground where several vehicles including cars and auto rickshaws are parked by the local people.
The fire is suspected to have started in a car and the other three or four other vehicles parked near the car also caught fire.
On information, the fire tenders rushed to the spot and started fire fighting operations. (Maxim News)
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