A wedding hall at Pakistan Club Hotel in Sukkur was completely destroyed after fireworks triggered a massive fire during Diwali celebrations on Monday night. The incident caused extensive property damage, with losses estimated at millions of rupees.
The blaze erupted on November 9 during a Diwali celebration attended by members of the local community. Hotel management confirmed that firecrackers used during the festivities sparked the fire inside the wedding hall.
Fire Destroys Furniture And Electrical Equipment
The flames quickly spread throughout the venue, consuming furniture, fixtures, electrical appliances and other equipment. Moreover, carpets, curtains and decorative materials also caught fire, leaving the entire hall in ruins.
According to the hotel owners, almost everything inside the wedding hall was reduced to ashes. They estimated the financial losses at millions of rupees, although authorities have not announced an official damage assessment.
The hotel stands near the City Point Bypass in Sukkur. Its management confirmed that fireworks used during the Diwali function caused the incident.
Guests Escape As Fire Intensifies
Meanwhile, hotel staff said people immediately rushed towards safety when the flames intensified. Fortunately, emergency reports confirmed that nobody died or sustained injuries during the incident.
The fire has raised concerns about safety arrangements during public celebrations and the use of fireworks inside enclosed venues. Such incidents highlight the potential dangers of setting off firecrackers near flammable decorations, furniture and electrical installations.
Although the incident caused substantial financial losses, the absence of casualties provided some relief. The destruction of the wedding hall has also drawn attention to the importance of fire prevention measures at hotels and event venues across the country.
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