Zhakhas Khabrein

An AC unit blew up in a high-rise building in Noida Sector 100, setting numerous apartments on fire. An AC explosion caused a large fire to break out at a multi-story society in Noida, engulfing several apartments in flames. The incident happened in Sector 100, Noida, near Lotus Boulevard Society. An AC explosion caused a large fire to break out at a multi-story society in Noida, engulfing several apartments in flames. The incident happened in Sector 100, Noida, near Lotus Boulevard Society. The entire apartment caught fire as a result of the AC explosion, terrifying everyone in the building. Nearby apartment building residents fled their buildings and took to the ground. It's also conceivable that a lot more apartments will catch fire. People reported the fire to the fire department right away. We are working to contain the fire right now. People were surprised when a short circuit and an AC burst on Thursday morning caused a fire to break out in Lotus Boulevard Society, which is

Today, 52.3 degrees Celsius was recorded as the highest temperature ever recorded in India. At 2:30 pm, this number was reported by a Mungeshpur temperature monitoring station in Delhi. India Meteorological Department (IMD) regional head Kuldeep Srivastava gave an explanation for the temperature increase, stating that hot winds from Rajasthan first affect the city's outskirts. "The early arrival of these hot winds can exacerbate the already bad weather in certain parts of Delhi. The first places to feel the full brunt of these scorching winds are Mungeshpur, Narela, and Najafgarh, he told news agency PTI. On this second day of unprecedented heat, the temperature was over nine degrees Celsius higher than predicted and had risen above the 2002 record of 49.2 degrees Celsius. On Wednesday night, there was also a brief downpour in Delhi, which is probably going to increase the humidity. Over 30 million people are thought to live in Delhi, which is the subject of a red alert health