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The Pune Fire Department rescued ten Persian cats after a fire broke out in a building on Friday evening.
The Pune fire department rescued ten Persian cats from a three-story building in Ghorpade Peth that caught fire on Friday evening. No casualties were reported in the incident.
#WATCH | Maharashtra: Ten Persian cats were rescued by Pune Fire Department from a 3-storey building where a fire broke out on Friday night."The pets were stuck in a flat that was filled with smoke caused by the fire, but we managed to rescue them," a fire official said pic.twitter.com/tV30vuXako
"The pets were stuck in a flat that was filled with smoke caused by the fire, but we managed to rescue them," a fire official said.
The fire brigade control room received a call about a building fire in Ghorpade Peth around 6:55 pm. A fire department team and a fire tender were quickly dispatched to the scene.
Firemen found flames and smoke coming out from the building in a lane near the Urdu school in Ghorpade Peth.
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