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Amona locals, students save vehicles from fire

Amona locals, students save vehicles from fire
Locals and students of Vividha Higher Secondary School while moving a car away from a fire which broke out near the Amona Junction

BICHOLIM

Alert locals and students helped move a number of two-wheelers and four-wheelers away from a fire which broke out near the Amona Junction on Monday afternoon.

The fire brigade team arrived at the scene and brought the fire under control.

Local residents, panch member Krishna Gawas, Sunil Sinari, Rupesh Amonkar, Atmaram Parab, Krishnath Gad, Swapnesh Fadte, and Somanath Sinariand others rushed to the scene to help. Police Head Constable Shailesh Govekar also played a crucial role in the rescue efforts.

Students from Vividha Higher Secondary School, who were returning home from school, saw the fire and immediately sprang into action. The students including Vedant Shirodkar, Prasann Parab, Sankalp Govekar, Raunak Shet, Saish Sinari, Ayush Singh, Sagun Parab, Saish Fondekar, Mayuresh Sinari, Prathamesh Sinari, Mandar Parab and Manthan Sinari, all from Amona, helped to move vehicles away from the fire.

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