Ghaziabad News: A recent incident in the Vasundhara area of Ghaziabad has frightened locals when a major fire in a residential building was started by an air conditioner (AC) explosion. Luckily, no casualties took place because to the firemen’ quick response. This incident, reminiscent to one that occurred in Noida only the day before, serves as a sobering reminder of the possible risks associated with uncontrolled air conditioning use. It’s critical to take preventive action when summer heat builds to avert these kinds of disasters.
AC Explosion Sparks Blaze in Vasundhara
A two-story structure in Vasundhara was destroyed by fire as a result of an explosion in an air conditioning unit, ruining a peaceful morning. When the incident occurred at approximately 5:30 am, the Vaishali Fire Station sent out two fire tenders quite swiftly to put out the fire. Despite the efforts of the neighbours and residents, the fire persisted till the fire department came. Fortunately, nobody was harmed, but the incident shows how cautious AC maintenance and usage need to be.
Noida High-rise Narrowly Escapes Disaster
A similar incident occurred in Noida the day before the Vasundhara tragedy when a fire broke out on the 17th level of a high-rise housing complex in Sector 119. Thankfully, there were no confirmed injuries because of the authorities’ swift action, which prevented a possible disaster.
Preventive Measures to Safeguard Against AC Mishaps
Authorities advise locals to take precautions and put preventive measures in place to lessen the danger of AC-related fires in light of these concerning instances. Important suggestions consist of:
- Avoid leaving air conditioners on all the time since this puts stress on the system and raises the possibility of problems.
- Make sure that AC units are serviced on time in order to identify and resolve any possible problems before they become emergencies.
- By adding voltage stabilisers, you may lessen the chance of short circuits and explosions by protecting AC appliances from electrical fluctuations.
Residents can minimise the possibility of accidents caused by air conditioners and have a safer summer by following these tips.
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