The fire at the fuel smuggling depot in Faharj County resulted in injuries to two local residents, and a Samand vehicle was also engulfed in the flames during the incident.
Details of the Fire and Rescue Operations
Kareem Mahdabi, the head of the Faharj Fire Station, explained the details of the incident, stating that the fire occurred at a storage site for smuggled fuel barrels and was brought under control by firefighting forces. This incident specifically damaged a Samand vehicle. Mahdabi noted that immediately after receiving the report, firefighting teams were dispatched to the site and were able to control the blaze.
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Status of the Injured and Warnings
As a result of this fire, two residents were injured. One of these individuals was sent to medical facilities in Bam County for treatment. Mahdabi warned about the dangers of storing fuel in homes and urged citizens to avoid storing fuel in residential areas. He emphasized that this action could pose significant risks to life and property and called on people to pay more attention to the safety of their living environments.
This incident once again drew the attention of officials and citizens to the dangers associated with fuel smuggling and its illegal storage in homes. The increase in fires in such locations can have severe consequences and requires attention and preventive measures.
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