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The Indian Navy said the fire was brought under control swiftly by naval fire tenders and no casualties were reported. (File photo)
A fire broke out at a building located inside the Naval Dockyard in south Mumbai late on Thursday night, officials said. The incident was reported around 10.20 pm, prompting an immediate response from naval fire services.
According to officials, the blaze erupted in the Survey Yard building, which houses a waste stockyard. The Naval fire brigade rushed to the spot soon after the fire was reported and began firefighting operations.
The Mumbai Fire Brigade was also alerted and additional fire tenders from the Colaba fire station were dispatched to assist in controlling the blaze.
In an official statement, the Indian Navy said the fire was brought under control swiftly by naval fire tenders and no casualties were reported.
“A fire broke out in one of the waste stockyards at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai late evening on February 12, 2026. The fire was brought under control in swift action by naval fire tenders. No casualty has been reported. The cause of the fire is being investigated,” the statement said.
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