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Leather godown gutted near Ambur

The Hindu NationalBy The Hindu National
11 Sept 2026
Original: English
Leather godown gutted near Ambur
Leather godown gutted near Ambur
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The police said that an electrical short circuit could have been the reason for the accident

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  • The police said that an electrical short circuit could have been the reason for the accident
  • A private leather godown in Kambikollai village was gutted on Friday after fire broke out and destroyed goods worth around ₹10 lakh.
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A private leather godown in Kambikollai village was gutted on Friday after fire broke out and destroyed goods worth around ₹10 lakh. The police said that it was around 4 a.m when a few residents noticed thick smoke coming from the godown, which was run by Mohammed Wasiullah, 54, a resident of Ambur.

They tried to douse the fire, but it spread to the entire godown. On being informed, firefighters reached the spot and doused it. A case was registered by Ambur Town police. The police said that an electrical short circuit could have been the reason for the accident.

A probe is under way.

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Issuing AuthorityThe Hindu National
Topic CategoryINDIA
JurisdictionAll India / National
Publication Date11 September 2026
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