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Saturday, February 27, 2016
F/C No:- 438/2016.. DATE :- 27-02-2016.. T.O.C :-17:53Hrs.. ADDRS:- Aravind textiles factory, bhatralli, k.r.puram service road, old madras road,near sathya sai medicals, B'lore.. N.O.F:- Waste cloths fire inside the Garments.. V.T.O :- 01 W/T from Hosakote, 01W/B from BWFS & 01 W/L from MDFS sent to the spot...
F/C No:- 438/2016..
DATE :- 27-02-2016..
T.O.C :-17:53Hrs..
ADDRS:- Aravind textiles factory, bhatralli, k.r.puram service road, old madras road,near sathya sai medicals, B'lore.. N.O.F:- Waste cloths fire inside the Garments..
V.T.O :- 01 W/T from Hosakote, 01W/B from BWFS & 01 W/L from MDFS sent to the spot...
F/C No:- 433/2016 DATE :- 27-02-2016 T.O.C :- 13:13Hrs ADDRS:- Mysore road, Nayandalli circle, near RR nagar Arch, BWSSB premises, B'lore.. N.O.F:- Transformer fire.. V.T.O :- 01 W/T from NFS sent to spot..
F/C No:- 433/2016
DATE :- 27-02-2016
T.O.C :- 13:13Hrs
ADDRS:- Mysore road, Nayandalli circle, near RR nagar Arch, BWSSB premises, B'lore.. N.O.F:- Transformer fire..
V.T.O :- 01 W/T from NFS sent to spot..
DATE :- 27-02-2016
T.O.C :- 13:13Hrs
ADDRS:- Mysore road, Nayandalli circle, near RR nagar Arch, BWSSB premises, B'lore.. N.O.F:- Transformer fire..
V.T.O :- 01 W/T from NFS sent to spot..
Friday, February 26, 2016
F/C No:- 420/2016DATE :- 26-02-2016T.O.C :- 12:41/02HrsADDRS:- Vajra vistha Apartment, #T6, BEML 7th stage, Rararajeshwari nagar, near Global village teck park back gate, B'lore.. N.O.F:- House fire in Apartment..V.T.O :- 01 W/T from NFS sent to spot..
Geyser was left unattended door locked over heated coil got ignited as per initial reports
Thursday, February 25, 2016
F/C No:- 415/2016 DATE :- 25-02-2016 T.O.C :- 14:45Hrs ADDRS:- GKVK campus,near staff quatres,Int airport road, B'lore.. N.O.F:- ground grass fire .. V.T.O :- 01 W/T from HBFS sent to spot..
F/C No:- 417/2016 DATE :- 25-02-2016 T.O.C :- 16:20/21Hrs ADDRS:- Around the mango project,near krupanidhi collage,gunjur,sarjapur road, B'lore.. N.O.F:- forest fire .. V.T.O :- 01 W/T from SPFS sent to spot..
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Saturday, February 20, 2016
F/C No:- 349/2016..DATE :- 20-02-2016..T.O.C :- 13:27Hrs..Adds:- Near Government school, Andharhalli, Magadi road, B'lore..N.O.F:- Fire in Scrap godown.. V.T.O :- 01W/T & W/L from PFS & RFS sent to spot..
#FC350
Ground grass Fire: 14th main, judicial layout, Near GKVK, ballery road, B'lore - 01Water Tender from Hebbal Fire Station sent to spot.
Monday, January 25, 2016
FIRE SERVICE MEDALS AWARDED TO FIRE SERVICE PERSONNEL ON THE OCCASION OF REPUBLIC DAY, 2016 AS PER THE FOLLOWING DETAILS
FIRE SERVICE MEDALS AWARDED TO FIRE SERVICE PERSONNEL ON THE OCCASION
OF REPUBLIC DAY, 2016 AS PER THE FOLLOWING DETAILS
Fire Service Medal for Gallantry
Jharkhand
1 Sh. Biman Chandra Majee Fireman Driver
President’s Fire Service Medal for Distinguished Service
Assam
1 Sh. Lohit Goswami Senior Station Officer
Delhi
1 Sh. Prem Singh Dhaiya Assistant Divisional Officer
Uttar Pradesh
1 Sh. Jagdev Singh Yadav Leading Fireman
Fire Service Medal for Meritorious Service
Andaman &Nicobar
1 Sh. Vijaya Kumar Sub-Inspector (Station Officer)
2 Sh. M. Rambir HC (Leading Fireman)
Assam
1 Sh. Someswar Kakati Leading Fireman
2 Sh. Dilip Kumar Borah Sub Officer
Delhi
1 Sh. Vedpal Assistant Divisional Officer
2 Sh. Narender Singh Station Officer
3 Sh. Surender Kumar Leading Fireman
4 Sh. Brij Mohan Panwar Assistant Wire Less Officer
Himachal Pradesh
1 Sh. Sukh Dev Station Fire Officer
2 Sh. Kailasho Ram Station Fire Officer
Jharkhand
1 Sh. Raj Kishore Singh Leading Fireman Driver
2 Sh. Uttam Kumar Mahto Leading Fireman Driver
Kerala
1 Sh. Alexander Chennampilly Annakutty Station Officer
2 Sh. C.V. Dinesan Leading Fireman
3 Sh. K.A. Manoj Kumar Leading Fireman
Manipur
1 Md. Habibullah Shah Leading Fireman
2 Sh. Jaogai Dangmei Rongmei Fireman
Odisha
1 Sh. Ramesh Chandra Sethy Deputy Fire Officer
2 Sh. Dusasana Rout Havildar Major
3 Sh. Kuduram Munduya Driver Havildar
Sikkim
1 Sh. Jangbu Sherpa Asst. Sub Fire Officer
Tamil Nadu
1 Md. Mohideen Dhowlathmohamed Station Officer
2 Sh. Krishnapillai Ramu Leading Fireman
3 Sh. Alagaiah Karpooram Driver Mechanic
4 Sh. Arumugam Dhatchinamoorthy Leading Fireman
Telangana
1 Sh. K. Srisailam Leading Fireman
2 Sh. Md. Yaseen Leading Fireman
Tripura
1 Sh. Biswanath Deb Driver
2 Sh. Kishore Kumar Singh Fireman
Uttar Pradesh
1 Sh. Surya Nath Prasad Chief Fire Officer
2 Sh. Vishambhar Prasad Pandey Fire Station Second Officer
3 Sh. Prahlad Singh Leading Fireman
Uttarakhand
1 Sh. Jagat Singh Bohra Fire Station Officer
2 Sh. Devendra Singh Chauhan Fire Service Driver
West Bengal
1 Sh. Tarun Kumar Sinha Divisional Fire Officer
2 Sh. Dipak Kumar Ghosh Station Officer
3 Sh. Md. Jamil Ahmed Fire Engine Operator Cum Driver
4 Sh. Mahadeb Ghosh Fire Operator
CISF, MHA
1 Sh. Omvir Prasad Sharma Assistant Commandant/Fire
2 Sh. T. Dhanapal Sub-Inspector
3 Sh. Devender Singh Head Constable (Fire)
4 Sh. Harbans Lal Head Constable (Fire)
ONGC , M/O Pet. & N. Gas
1 Sh. Ashok Kumar Tripathi DGM (Fire Service)
2 Sh. Vasant Tanaji Koli Senior Fire Officer
3 Sh. Kumud Kumar Gogoi Asstt. Chief Inspector (Fire)
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http://mha.nic.in/sites/upload_files/mha/files/FireServiceMedalsRD2016.pdf
Fire Service Medal for Gallantry
Jharkhand
1 Sh. Biman Chandra Majee Fireman Driver
President’s Fire Service Medal for Distinguished Service
Assam
1 Sh. Lohit Goswami Senior Station Officer
Delhi
1 Sh. Prem Singh Dhaiya Assistant Divisional Officer
Uttar Pradesh
1 Sh. Jagdev Singh Yadav Leading Fireman
Fire Service Medal for Meritorious Service
Andaman &Nicobar
1 Sh. Vijaya Kumar Sub-Inspector (Station Officer)
2 Sh. M. Rambir HC (Leading Fireman)
Assam
1 Sh. Someswar Kakati Leading Fireman
2 Sh. Dilip Kumar Borah Sub Officer
Delhi
1 Sh. Vedpal Assistant Divisional Officer
2 Sh. Narender Singh Station Officer
3 Sh. Surender Kumar Leading Fireman
4 Sh. Brij Mohan Panwar Assistant Wire Less Officer
Himachal Pradesh
1 Sh. Sukh Dev Station Fire Officer
2 Sh. Kailasho Ram Station Fire Officer
Jharkhand
1 Sh. Raj Kishore Singh Leading Fireman Driver
2 Sh. Uttam Kumar Mahto Leading Fireman Driver
Karnataka
1 Sh. Narasimhamurthy Ramaiah Madhugiri
Regional Fire Officer
2 Sh. Revannasiddappa Bajjaiah Yaramanchanahalli
Assistant Fire Station Officer
3 Sh. Shivraj
Assistant Fire Station Officer
4 Sh. Shivakumar Kunnaiah Sosale
Leading Fireman
5 Sh. Papaiah Venkatappa
Fireman
Kerala
1 Sh. Alexander Chennampilly Annakutty Station Officer
2 Sh. C.V. Dinesan Leading Fireman
3 Sh. K.A. Manoj Kumar Leading Fireman
Manipur
1 Md. Habibullah Shah Leading Fireman
2 Sh. Jaogai Dangmei Rongmei Fireman
Odisha
1 Sh. Ramesh Chandra Sethy Deputy Fire Officer
2 Sh. Dusasana Rout Havildar Major
3 Sh. Kuduram Munduya Driver Havildar
Sikkim
1 Sh. Jangbu Sherpa Asst. Sub Fire Officer
Tamil Nadu
1 Md. Mohideen Dhowlathmohamed Station Officer
2 Sh. Krishnapillai Ramu Leading Fireman
3 Sh. Alagaiah Karpooram Driver Mechanic
4 Sh. Arumugam Dhatchinamoorthy Leading Fireman
Telangana
1 Sh. K. Srisailam Leading Fireman
2 Sh. Md. Yaseen Leading Fireman
Tripura
1 Sh. Biswanath Deb Driver
2 Sh. Kishore Kumar Singh Fireman
Uttar Pradesh
1 Sh. Surya Nath Prasad Chief Fire Officer
2 Sh. Vishambhar Prasad Pandey Fire Station Second Officer
3 Sh. Prahlad Singh Leading Fireman
Uttarakhand
1 Sh. Jagat Singh Bohra Fire Station Officer
2 Sh. Devendra Singh Chauhan Fire Service Driver
West Bengal
1 Sh. Tarun Kumar Sinha Divisional Fire Officer
2 Sh. Dipak Kumar Ghosh Station Officer
3 Sh. Md. Jamil Ahmed Fire Engine Operator Cum Driver
4 Sh. Mahadeb Ghosh Fire Operator
CISF, MHA
1 Sh. Omvir Prasad Sharma Assistant Commandant/Fire
2 Sh. T. Dhanapal Sub-Inspector
3 Sh. Devender Singh Head Constable (Fire)
4 Sh. Harbans Lal Head Constable (Fire)
ONGC , M/O Pet. & N. Gas
1 Sh. Ashok Kumar Tripathi DGM (Fire Service)
2 Sh. Vasant Tanaji Koli Senior Fire Officer
3 Sh. Kumud Kumar Gogoi Asstt. Chief Inspector (Fire)
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http://mha.nic.in/sites/upload_files/mha/files/FireServiceMedalsRD2016.pdf
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Watch Out for That Waste...,
BENGALURU: If you think garbage only makes your surrounding dirty and stinking, check this out. In the last three years, nearly 50 per cent of fire accidents reported across the state were due to domestic and industrial waste dumping.
Of the 4,828 fire accidents in the last three years, 2,398 cases were related to fire in garbage, according to Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services (KSFES). Though the reasons for the fire may be different, waste helps the fire spread.
Sources in the Fire Services said reasons for fire accidents include gas leakage, electricy short-circuit, and oil-related cause. In the last three years, 632 cases were related to gas leakage, 1,733 to electric short-circuit and 39 to oil.
“This apart, 2,398 cases are related to fire accidents due to garbage dumping. It could be old items in houses, garbage dumped next to compound walls, industrial or agricultural waste. A small fire can lead to big damage,” the source said.
An official said that most case of garbage fires are due to people’s negligence. “They keep some inflammable substance along with old items in their storerooms. This can catch fire. Some miscreants set fire to garbage next to an abandoned house or compound wall of the house. This is common. Also, to get rid of waste, people set fire to it, which is not good for the environment too,” he said.
A fire fighter posted in Bengaluru said that a few months back, there was a big fire at Shivajinagar after waste dumped next to a government school caught fire. “It took one-and-half hours to extinguish it. There was no casualty. It happened next to Shivajinagar BMTC bus station. If the fire was major, it would have caused a disaster. There was thermocol in the heaps of garbage that was set on fire,” he explained. Sometimes, just a cigarette butt thrown in garbage can lead to disaster, he said.
Director General of Police (Home Guards, Fire and Emergency) M N Reddi told Express many fire accidents are related to garbage. “But we the intensity of these accidents are not the same.”
Asked how well the force is equipped to handle such situations, Reddi said they keep increasing the number of men, equipment and fire stations.
“In the next five years, we want to have more stations and equipment that enable our men to reach the spot sooner and quicker. Safety is our concern,” he said.
http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/bengaluru/Watch-Out-for-That-Waste/2016/01/11/article3222156.ece
Of the 4,828 fire accidents in the last three years, 2,398 cases were related to fire in garbage, according to Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services (KSFES). Though the reasons for the fire may be different, waste helps the fire spread.
Sources in the Fire Services said reasons for fire accidents include gas leakage, electricy short-circuit, and oil-related cause. In the last three years, 632 cases were related to gas leakage, 1,733 to electric short-circuit and 39 to oil.
“This apart, 2,398 cases are related to fire accidents due to garbage dumping. It could be old items in houses, garbage dumped next to compound walls, industrial or agricultural waste. A small fire can lead to big damage,” the source said.
An official said that most case of garbage fires are due to people’s negligence. “They keep some inflammable substance along with old items in their storerooms. This can catch fire. Some miscreants set fire to garbage next to an abandoned house or compound wall of the house. This is common. Also, to get rid of waste, people set fire to it, which is not good for the environment too,” he said.
A fire fighter posted in Bengaluru said that a few months back, there was a big fire at Shivajinagar after waste dumped next to a government school caught fire. “It took one-and-half hours to extinguish it. There was no casualty. It happened next to Shivajinagar BMTC bus station. If the fire was major, it would have caused a disaster. There was thermocol in the heaps of garbage that was set on fire,” he explained. Sometimes, just a cigarette butt thrown in garbage can lead to disaster, he said.
Director General of Police (Home Guards, Fire and Emergency) M N Reddi told Express many fire accidents are related to garbage. “But we the intensity of these accidents are not the same.”
Asked how well the force is equipped to handle such situations, Reddi said they keep increasing the number of men, equipment and fire stations.
“In the next five years, we want to have more stations and equipment that enable our men to reach the spot sooner and quicker. Safety is our concern,” he said.
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