At least two people were killed and around 20 residential houses were destroyed after a major fire broke out at Parsi Parlo in Arunachal Pradesh’s Kurung Kumey district, according to preliminary information.
The fire caused extensive damage to residential properties, leaving several families homeless in the affected area. The incident has resulted in significant losses for local residents, with several houses reduced to ashes.
Parsi Parlo, located in the strategically important region near the India-China border, witnessed the blaze, which reportedly engulfed around 20 residential structures.
The identities of the two deceased persons have not yet been established. The exact cause of the fire also remains unknown, while the authorities are yet to ascertain the circumstances that led to the incident.
The total extent of the damage is currently being assessed. Further details regarding the circumstances of the deaths, rescue operations and possible relief measures for the affected families are awaited.
The response of the district administration and other concerned authorities is also expected to be known as more information emerges.
The incident has left several families facing the immediate challenge of losing their homes and belongings. More details are expected as officials gather information from the affected area.
