Gulshan market fire under control!!!

The fire at Dhaka North City Corporation advertise in Gulshan-1 was brought under control tonight, around 16 hours into its commencement. 

The market that houses more than 600 shops burst into flames around 2:00 am today. 

Twenty-two units of firefighters brought the fire under control around 5:45 pm, Maj Shakil Newaj, chief (operations and support) of Fire Service and Civil Defense base camp, told media. 

"The fire can't overwhelm any longer. Some spot flames are as yet starting under the flotsam and jetsam of the market," he said. 

Firefighters began pulverization work at various parts of the market around 9:00 pm to splash the fire, he included. 

Firefighters are attempting to drench the fire that broke out at two-story DCC advertise in Gulshan-1 on January 3, 2017. Photograph: Anisur Rahman 

Around first light, a part of the market with 296 shops broken down after the fire, Talat Regvi, administrator of DNCC Market Traders' Association, told The Daily Star. 

Plus, more than 234 shops were intensely harmed in the fire, he said including, "The misfortune is evaluated at Tk 200 crore." 

He, nonetheless, said that if the firefighters were more earnest then the fire could have been brought under control before and the misfortune could have been brought down. 

Bangladesh Fire Service and Civil Defense control room said they were yet to learn the explanation for the fire. Agents fear the episode was a demonstration of treachery. 

In the interim, Regvi asserted the fire began from electric short out in the building. 

He said a security monitor educated him soon after the episode that the south-east piece burst into flames. 

Be that as it may, no loss was accounted for. Fire administration central command's control room officer Babul Mia talked about a safeguard operation in the early morning where no less than six individuals were spared.