Minor blaze at Kingfisher office at Mumbai Airport

Monday, June 1, 2009, 13:30 [IST]

Mumbai, Jun 1: Airport officials said that a minor fire broke out at the Kingfisher Airlines office at the domestic terminal of Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport on Monday, Jun 1.

The fire broke out as a result of short circuit, occurred in the back offices of the airline, located in Terminal 1-A. The spokesperson said that the fire was quickly controlled and put out.

No causalities or damage to airport property was reported.

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