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Fire at Delhi's Dilli Haat Guts 25–30 Stalls, No Casualties Reported

A short circuit is suspected to have caused the blaze, which was swiftly contained by 13 fire engines, preventing injuries but leaving significant property damage.

The blaze, which erupted around 8.55 pm, has since been brought under control.
Delhi Haat Fire: The area was immediately evacuated, and fire tenders managed to bring the blaze under control soon after it was reported.
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Overview

  • The fire broke out at Dilli Haat, a popular open-air crafts market in South Delhi, at approximately 8:55 PM on April 30, 2025.
  • Emergency services, including 13 fire engines and police teams, quickly responded, evacuating the premises and bringing the fire under control.
  • No injuries or casualties were reported, but 25–30 artisan stalls were destroyed, with goods worth lakhs to crores lost in the blaze.
  • Authorities suspect a short circuit as the likely cause of the fire, with investigations ongoing to confirm the origin and assess damages.
  • Dilli Haat, a cultural hub for artisans from across India, faces significant disruption, with officials pledging support and compensation for affected vendors.