Chaos after massive fire breaks out at Palladium Corporate Building in Makarba
Fortunately no casualties, fire brigade brings fire under control in time
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
13 November 2026, 2:36 pm · 1 min read
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A sudden fire broke out at the Palladium Corporate Building located in the Makarba area of Ahmedabad, causing a massive rush. According to Sandesh's report, seeing billows of smoke emerging from the building, employees and visitors working inside immediately rushed out to save their lives. Following this incident, an atmosphere of chaos was created in the building.
As soon as the incident was reported, the fire control room was alerted and the Ahmedabad Fire Brigade team reached the spot immediately. Fire department personnel brought the fire completely under control by spraying water, due to which a major tragedy was averted. However, valuable items including office furniture, important documents and electronic equipment were burnt to ashes in this fire.
Fortunately, no person was scorched or any casualties occurred in this fire incident, due to which the building's management and administrative machinery breathed a sigh of relief. At present, the exact cause of the fire could not be ascertained. An investigation has been launched by the fire department into this matter as to what caused the fire. This area of Makarba is known as a corporate hub, where a large number of people come for work.
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