A fire broke out at a flat in Aranya Society in Sector 119 of Noida on Monday, prompting a large-scale firefighting operation, officials said.
The incident occurred within the jurisdiction of the Sector 113 Police Station. Six fire tenders were rushed to the spot, and firefighting operations are currently underway.
Authorities said there have been no reports of casualties so far.
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Following the incident, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took cognisance of the fire and directed senior officials to reach the site immediately. The Chief Minister instructed authorities to expedite relief and rescue operations and ensure proper medical treatment for any injured persons.
According to the Chief Minister's Office (CMO), Adityanath also directed the administration to remain vigilant at all levels and continuously monitor the relief operations.
Chief Fire Officer Pardeep Kumar said the blaze was contained to the affected flat and prevented from spreading to other parts of the building with the help of three fire teams and six fire engines. An ambulance and police personnel were also deployed at the site.
"The affected family had informed us of a fire in their AC. They had vacated the flat as soon as the fire broke out," Kumar said, adding that the prompt evacuation helped avert any casualties.
Fire department personnel are working to bring the blaze under control, while police have cordoned off the area to facilitate rescue and firefighting efforts.
Further details are awaited as the operation continues.
