A fire broke out late Sunday night at a textile company in Karachi’s Federal-B Area Block 22.
The fire quickly spread and consumed the third storey of the facility. According to accounts, the fire completely consumed and destroyed the fabric held on the premises.
Five fire engines and rescue teams arrived on the site after a three-hour intense fight and put out the fire. The cause of the fire is yet unknown, according to emergency personnel. According to emergency authorities, there were no injuries as a result of the incident.
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