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Fire breaks out in plywood company in Cherthala, loss of lakhs estimated

Wednesday 09 March, 2022 | 9:12 AM READ MALAYALAM VERSION
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ALAPPUZHA: A fire broke out in a plywood manufacturing company at Pallippuram in Cherthala. The fire broke out Wednesday morning at 3.30 am. Loss of lakhs has been estimated. 12 fire force units from Alappuzha and Ernakukam are trying to douse the flames.

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