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Rapid Response to Factory Fire in Abu Dhabi

A fire broke out at 7 am in the industrial zone on Thursday.
Fire Breakout and Response
Emergency services swiftly reacted to a fire that erupted in a factory in Abu Dhabi on a Thursday morning. Both the Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority and the Abu Dhabi Police collaborated in the operation to contain the fire, which began at 7 am local time.
No Casualties Reported
Fortunately, officials confirmed that there were no casualties resulting from the fire outbreak, providing a sigh of relief amidst the emergency response.
Authorities’ Announcement
The emirate’s police force released a statement, affirming the successful containment of the fire in a Musaffah factory. Emphasizing the absence of casualties, they urged the public to rely solely on official sources for accurate information, discouraging the circulation of any misleading or false details.
Ongoing Investigations
As of now, the cause of the fire remains undisclosed. Investigations are actively underway to ascertain the factors contributing to the incident, highlighting the importance of understanding the root cause to prevent future occurrences.
This swift and coordinated response by emergency services underscores their efficiency and dedication to ensuring public safety, while ongoing investigations aim to shed light on the circumstances surrounding the fire outbreak in Abu Dhabi.
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