Fire brigade team busy controlling fire at SBI ATM.
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On Tuesday morning, a fire suddenly broke out in SBI ATM in Sipara, Patna. The flames increased rapidly and engulfed the entire ATM machine. Meanwhile, the ATM machine started burning fiercely. On Tuesday morning, when some people were going for morning walk and temple, they saw this scene and informed Beur police station about it. On receiving the information, the patrolling police of Beur police station reached the spot. Immediately, the fire brigade was informed about it.
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The ATM machine was completely destroyed by fire.
After getting the information, the fire brigade reached the spot and after a lot of effort, the fire was controlled. Meanwhile, the ATM machine was completely destroyed. The cause of the fire is being told to be a short circuit. The police is unable to tell how much money kept inside the ATM has been damaged due to the fire. SBI officials have been informed about this. When the SBI officials reach the spot and the ATM is opened and inspected, only then can it be estimated how safe the money kept inside the ATM is.
There was no harm to the people in the house so far
Eyewitnesses said that when they were going to the temple on Tuesday morning, they saw that the SBI ATM was on fire. People living nearby said that the place where the SBI ATM is located has a dense population. Apart from this, the Indian Oil depot is also located at some distance. People believe that if the flames of the fire had intensified, a major accident could have happened here, but the fire brigade reached the spot and quickly controlled the fire. Apart from the ATM, there has been no damage to the people living in the nearby houses in this fire. After the incident, a crowd of people gathered at the spot in the morning. The trainee DSP of Beur police station said that he has not received any application in this matter yet. Information has been received about the fire in the ATM. The damage is being assessed with the help of bank officials.