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Maha: Fodder bales reduced to ashes in fire caused by lightning strike in Palghar district

Updated on: 06 March,2023 10:52 AM IST  |  Palghar
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No one was injured in the incident. Officials said a bolt from the sky fell right on the stack of fodder bales at around 3.30 am in a field

Maha: Fodder bales reduced to ashes in fire caused by lightning strike in Palghar district

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More than 1,100 bales of fodder were destroyed in a major fire triggered by a lightning strike in Sakhre village in Palghar district of Maharashtra on early Monday morning, officials said.


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No one was injured in the incident. Officials said a bolt from the sky fell right on the stack of fodder bales at around 3.30 am in a field.


At least two fire engines from Palghar city rushed to the spot, located 51 km away, and brought the blaze under control after at least five hours.

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