Centaurus Mall fire: A large fire breaks out at an Islamabad shopping mall.

A large fire has broken out at the Centaurus Mall in Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital.

Images on social media showed a massive plume of smoke rising from the building, with some footage showing flames both inside and outside.

They also showed people attempting to escape from the building.

According to police, everyone in the mall was safely evacuated. Efforts were being made to put out the fire, which was spreading to other floors.

Meanwhile, a Pakistan Navy spokesperson stated that the institution was also assisting in the firefighting effort, adding that a navy team and three fire tenders were on the scene.

Shehbaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan, took notice of the incident and stated that he had directed relevant institutions and authorities to take immediate action.

“It is unfortunate that this incident occurred in this well-known business district.” I hope there is no loss of life. “My condolences and sympathies for the victims’ financial losses,” he tweeted.

According to the CDA, the majority of the affected area is now being cooled, and the remainder will be under control soon.
Younis stated that 60 to 70% of the fire was under control and that it was spreading upward through the balconies of the residential apartments.

“We requested the helicopter, which will arrive soon.” “The helicopter will help prevent the fire from spreading upwards,” said the chief commissioner, adding that three to four teams were sent into the mall to ensure no one was inside.

He expressed optimism that the fire would be brought under control soon.