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Kishtwar Blaze: ‘LG Administration directs immediate relief efforts for villagers affected by fire’

Kishtwar: A massive fire broke out in Malwarwan village of Kishtwar district, ravaging nearly 70 residential houses and around 30 cow sheds. The devastating blaze, which started around 2 PM yesterday, spread rapidly through the village, leaving widespread destruction in its wake.

Fortunately, no human casualties have been reported, though there are indications that some animals have been affected by the fire.

As per reports Indian Air Force has deployed a helicopter to assist with rescue and relief operations in the area.

District officials, including Deputy Commissioner Doda, are closely monitoring the situation, ensuring that those affected receive immediate aid.

Speaking on the incident, a senior official told news agency KINS , “The fire spread quickly, leaving little time for residents to save their belongings. We are working to ensure that everyone affected receives prompt assistance.”

The Lieutenant Governor’s administration has directed all concerned agencies to be on the ground to provide help and relief to the villagers.

“The administration is doing everything possible to assist those impacted by this unfortunate incident. Our priority is to make sure people are safe, and their immediate needs are taken care of,” an official from the LG’s office stated.

With no casualties reported, the focus now shifts to rehabilitating the displaced families and assessing the damage to livestock and property in this remote village.

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