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Fire guts top floors of Mumbai high-rise

| | Jul 18, 2014, at 08:30 pm
Mumbai, July 18 (IBNS) A major fire broke out in a Mumbai high-rise building, which also houses offices of Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan and other showbiz people, in the Andheri suburb on Friday.

The fire engulfed the 21st floor of the 22-storey Lotus Business Park building. As many as 12 fire tenders have been pressed into services to douse the flames. Two Navy chopper were also deployed.

Officials said the situation is now under control as fire fighters have already reached the upper floors of the building.

The fire reportedly broke out at around 11 am this morning.

Located near Lokhandwala Link Road, the fire-ravaged commercial structure houses many offices. But it is not clear if anyone was trapped in the fire as the rescue operation is still on, sources said.

Actor  Hrithik Roshan was at the spot watching the firemen douse the flames. He reportedly owns three floors there while the building also houses the office of actor Sanjay Kapoor.

It also houses Reliance Mediaworks office, said reports

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