Massive fire in Arunachal Pradesh market, Indian Army steps in to douse flames

Arunachal Pradesh: A massive fire broke out at Tenga market in Arunachal Pradesh’s West Kameng district in the early hours of Saturday, authorities reported.

Indian Army personnel from the Gajraj Corps responded swiftly, deploying firefighting trucks to control the flames and prevent further damage to lives and property. Authorities are currently assessing the extent of the damage, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the blaze.

The fire was first reported at around 4 am. Army personnel quickly arrived on the scene with firefighting trucks, working tirelessly to control the raging flames and offer humanitarian aid to those affected.

Their prompt response and coordinated efforts played a crucial role in containing the fire and providing immediate relief to distressed residents in the area.

In an official statement following the incident, the Army highlighted the seamless civil-military cooperation, with the Indian Army once again acting as the first responder in times of crisis.

"The Indian Army remains committed to national security, humanitarian assistance, and nation-building, proving that every action is truly for the nation," the statement said.