Question

* REPORT WRITING
A) You are Aditya Aditi. You witnessed a cotton mill on fire. Write a report on the incident. Add the necessary details
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Answer 1

Report Writing

                           Cotton mill on fire

                                                                       -by Aditi

10th March 2020, Mumbai: On 9th March 2020, in the evening a cotton mill in Worli was caught on fire. A major fire broke out in the godown of the mill. The fire outbreak damaged cotton stock and machinery.

About 20 workers were working in the mill but somehow managed to escape unhurt. Soon the fire station personnel reached and doused the fire. Primary cause of the fire is said to be short circuit spark.  

The police are investigating the incident and trying to find out the real cause of the fire outbreak.

Answer 2

You are Aditya Aditi. You witnessed a cotton mill on fire. Write a report on the incident. Add the necessary details

Explanation:

              THE NATIONAL NEWS DAILY

Fire breaks out in Kaveri Spinning Mill, Pedda Kaparthy, Nalagonda District ; Six people suffered burns

Aditi Govind, Special Corrspondent, Nalagonda, Telangana

18 March 2020, 9.30 am IST

Lakhs of rupees worth cotton was gutted on Tuesday in a spinning mill in the district of Pedda Kaparthy, Chityal Mandal. On Tuesday 17 March 2020 at around 1.30 pm in the afternoon, the fire occurred in the Pedda Kaparthy Kaveri Spinning Mill, causing panic amongst the populace as a thick smoke emitted from the cotton mill .

When the workers  of the factory saw it, they turned into action and were able to contain the fire with available fire-safety equipment. However, Six of them suffered burn injuries as employees attempted to remove cotton from the unit. One worker had suffered 95% of the burns and remains in a hospital for intensive care.

From Chityal, a fire tender had rushed.  A spark from an electrical wire attached to a blower machine was suspected of causing fire. Police reported that the mill had developed a fire protection system and its workers engaged in fire drills. They concluded, however, that adequate security steps had not been taken and booked the mill manager and supervisor for endangering people's life or personal health.

As the owner of the mill was unavailable, the exact loss of property was not ascertained. No causalities were reported.