Dhamara Port New Terminal Catches Fire
Bhubaneswar: The new Terminal of the Dhamara Port in Bhadrak district today caught fire on Monday. A gas leak is suspected to have caused the fire. According to sources, several valuable items have been gutted in the fire incident. Meanwhile, the fire fighters have reached the port.
Bhubaneswar: The new Terminal of the Dhamara Port in Bhadrak district today caught fire on Monday.
A gas leak is suspected to have caused the fire. According to sources, several valuable items have been gutted in the fire incident.
Meanwhile, the fire fighters have reached the port.
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