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Delhi Deploys 71 Fire Stations and Extra Units for Diwali Preparedness

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Delhi's fire services are gearing up for the Diwali festival with a dedicated preparedness plan. Seventy-one fire stations will be on standby for the festival. Fifty Quick Response Vehicles and twenty Motorcycle First Responder units will also be deployed. These units will be active on Diwali itself and on the day before the festival. The measures are aimed at handling a possible spike in fire incidents during the celebrations.

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