On Wednesday evening, a massive fire broke out in an electronics plant on Multan Road in Lahore.

Due to the presence of incendiary/ignitable material on the site, the fire erupted at 4:00 p.m. in the refrigerator production unit and quickly spread to other sections of the business.

At least 18 fire engines and 55 firemen are battling the wildfire, which has been raging for more than 14 hours and is still going strong.

Meanwhile, Sarfraz, the factory’s general manager, died of a heart attack after a fire broke out in the structure.

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