Fire at Tea Shop Near Passport Department Controlled
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Kathmandu. The fire that broke out at a tea and snack shop near the Passport Department in Tripureshwor, Kathmandu has been brought under control. The fire, which started at 7:38 AM on Monday, was extinguished by security personnel using a fire engine.
The fire occurred on the first floor of a 5-story house belonging to Jwaladevi Shrestha in Ward No. 11 of Kathmandu Metropolitan City. The tea and snack shop operated by 45-year-old Sabina Dangol was damaged by the fire.
SP Pawan Bhattarai of the District Police Range, Kathmandu, told Ratopati that the goods in the snack shop were completely destroyed by fire, and the windows and curtains on the second floor were also burnt and destroyed.
Gas leak caused the fire, according to preliminary police investigation. SP Bhattarai stated that further details of the damage are not yet available and the incident is under investigation.
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