The Delhi Fire Service (DFS) has cancelled all leaves of its officers and staff ahead of Diwali to ensure round-the-clock preparedness, officials said on Monday.
A senior DFS officer said detailed planning is in place to handle any fire-related emergencies during the festive period.
“All our fire stations and quick response teams (QRTs) have been put on high alert. We have instructed every team to respond to all distress calls without delay,” the officer said.
The officer also said besides all the units, many QRTs will be deployed at over 100 locations in Delhi.
According to officials, last Diwali, the DFS control room received over 200 fire-related emergency calls, many linked to firecrackers, short circuits, and mishandling of diyas and candles.
“Every vehicle has been checked thoroughly and is in working condition. Our aim is to ensure that no call goes unattended,” another officer added.
The DFS has conducted several mock drills in residential and market areas across the city​The Delhi Fire Service (DFS) has cancelled all leaves of its officers and staff ahead of Diwali to ensure round-the-clock preparedness, officials said on Monday.
A senior DFS officer said detailed planning is in place to handle any fire-related emergencies during the festive period.
“All our fire stations and quick response teams (QRTs) have been put on high alert. We have instructed every team to respond to all distress calls without delay,” the officer said.
The officer also said besides all the units, many QRTs will be deployed at over 100 locations in Delhi.
According to officials, last Diwali, the DFS control room received over 200 fire-related emergency calls, many linked to firecrackers, short circuits, and mishandling of diyas and candles.
“Every vehicle has been checked thoroughly and is in working condition. Our aim is to ensure that no call goes unattended,” another officer added.
The DFS has conducted several mock drills in residential and market areas across the city ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
