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Historic 200-Year-Old Koder House in Fort Kochi Gutted by Massive Fire

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A massive fire broke out at Koder House, a 200-year-old heritage building located in Fort Kochi, Kerala. The blaze engulfed the structure in large orange and yellow flames, raising serious concerns about the loss of a historic landmark. Firefighters were deployed to the scene and worked to bring the fire under control. The incident was captured on video, with visuals showing the extent of the destruction caused by the blaze.

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