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Fire Breaks Out at Noida High-Rise, AC Blast Suspected as Cause

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A fire broke out at a high-rise building in Noida, with authorities suspecting an air conditioner blast as the likely cause. Emergency services were alerted and responded swiftly to the incident. Approximately six fire tenders were dispatched to the location to tackle the blaze. Firefighting operations were launched immediately upon the arrival of personnel at the scene.

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