Massive Fire at Trigno Pizza in Vadodara: Blaze Spreads to Hospital on Upper Floors, Fire Teams Quickly Respond on Sama-Savli Road

A fire broke out this morning at a pizza shop located on the Sama-Savli road in Vadodara, causing a panic. The fire quickly spread to the upper floors of the complex, reaching the women’s hospital located above the restaurant, leading to chaos there as well. 

However, the fire brigade, which arrived promptly at the scene, managed to control the fire to a large extent using water hoses. Most of the furniture in the restaurant was destroyed in the blaze. Fortunately, as it was early in the morning, there were no customers present at the restaurant.

Panic at Women’s Hospital Due to Fire Spreading from Pizza Shop

Following the fire, chaos ensued at the women’s hospital located on the upper floor of the building. Locals reported that the fire from the pizza shop spread to the Avani Women’s Hospital. 

A woman who was in the process of delivery had to be immediately shifted to another location by the doctors as the fire broke out during the procedure.

Glass Shattered Due to Intense Fire, Panic Among Office Workers

An eyewitness, Sanket Shah, shared his account of the incident, stating, “When I arrived at my office, the fire had already started in the pizza shop on the first floor. I later learned that the fire had started from the pizza oven. The fire spread so rapidly that the glass began to shatter. People in the nearby offices were terrified.”

No Casualties Reported Following Fire at Pizza Shop, Damage to Building Glass

According to the latest information, the fire that broke out in the restaurant on the second floor spread to the third-floor Avani Women’s Hospital. The fire department team was able to control the blaze and began the cooling process. 

Upon receiving the news, both fire and police teams rushed to the scene. Fortunately, since it was early in the morning, no major casualties occurred. The intense fire caused the building’s glass to shatter with loud crashes. As of now, there have been no reports of any casualties.