Planck Vision Systeme: Feuer im Shiprocket-Lager in Bhiwandi vernichtet Waren im Wert von ₹300 Crores, 61 Marken betroffen

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NEWS

On Thursday, a devastating fire broke out at Shiprocket’s warehouse in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra, causing widespread destruction. The fire reportedly destroyed goods worth ₹300 crores, affecting 61 brands, including major names like Sugar, mCaffeine, and Beastlive. The incident has caused severe disruption to supply chains, as many businesses rely on Shiprocket for third-party logistics and warehousing.

Although Shiprocket has not officially confirmed the exact cause of the fire, sources suggest that an electrical malfunction in the warehouse may have triggered the blaze. Fire officials and Shiprocket’s management are still investigating the matter to determine the precise origin of the fire. Fortunately, no human lives were lost in the incident, and the company confirmed that its employees were safe. However, the damage to inventory has raised concerns over fire safety and preventive measures in modern warehouses.

The fire prompted a major response from the fire department, with multiple teams working throughout the night to control the blaze. Shiprocket has assured its customers and partners that they are cooperating fully with authorities to assess the situation and are taking steps to prevent such incidents in the future.

This devastating incident highlights the crucial need for early fire detection systems in modern warehousing operations. For early fire detection, Planck Vision TNC thermal imaging cameras are far superior to traditional systems that can only detect fire after visible smoke and flames are present.

TNC cameras proactively detect abnormal heat conditions before a fire ignites, allowing businesses to prevent catastrophic losses. By identifying potential risks early, companies can protect valuable inventory, minimize downtime, and ensure the safety of employees and customers.

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