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Maharashtra: Fire breaks out in pharma company in Ratnagiri district, no casualties reported

The fire has now been extinguished. As of now, no injuries or casualties are reported.

Hours after a massive fire claimed four lives in Thane hospital, a fire broke out in a pharmaceutical company, MR Pharma in Ratnagiri’s MIDC.

The fire has now been extinguished. As of now, no injuries or casualties are reported.

This is fifth such fire incident in Maharashtra in past one month. Earlier fires have been in hospitals where some COVID as well as non-COVID critical patients lost their lives.

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