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Close shave for 2 as car catches fire

Jalandhar: Two brothers had a minor escape on Monday after the car they were travelling in caught fire. The incident was reported at Surya Enclave, when both were going to their factory during evening hours. The owner of the car,...

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Updated At : 01:11 PM Nov 10, 2020 IST

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Jalandhar: Two brothers had a minor escape on Monday after the car they were travelling in caught fire. The incident was reported at Surya Enclave, when both were going to their factory during evening hours. The owner of the car, Anil Gupta, stated that, on the way to work they noticed the smoke rising from the bonnet of their Ford Ikon car. The two immediately came out to check the engine, however, upon opening the bonnet, flames started erupting. Within minutes, the whole car was engulfed in fire. Subsequently, a fire brigade team was called on the spot to take control of the situation. TNS

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