Army Fire and Emergency Services personnel work to contain a major fire at a Government School in Dangiwacha, Baramulla.
The Indian Army's Fire and Emergency Services personnel responded swiftly to a major fire that broke out at a Government School in Dangiwacha, Baramulla, helping bring the blaze under control and preventing it from spreading further.
Army personnel reached the school after the fire broke out and deployed firefighting resources as flames engulfed part of the building.
The firefighting teams used hoses and water to tackle the blaze, while water bowsers were used to replenish the fire tender, allowing the operation to continue as personnel worked to contain the fire.
Visuals from the scene showed thick smoke emerging from the affected school building as Army personnel worked to douse the flames and prevent the fire from spreading to other parts of the premises.
The prompt intervention helped limit the potential for further damage to the school property and highlighted the Army's emergency response capability in assisting local communities during emergencies.
The response in Dangiwacha also reflected the role of Army emergency services in supporting civilian communities when urgent assistance is required.
