<p><strong>Indian Army UN peacekeepers quickly controlled a fire in Goma, Congo. The blaze spread to three houses in a crowded area. Troops from Indian Rapid Deployment Battalion evacuated residents and coordinated firefighting efforts.</strong></p><img><p>Indian Army UN peacekeepers acted quickly after a fire broke out in a residential area in Goma, a city in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The incident took place in the Bujovi Quarter along Bunyerezo Avenue.</p><p>According to officials, the fire started due to an electrical short circuit. It quickly spread to three nearby houses in the densely populated area, creating panic among residents.</p><img><p>Troops from the Indian Rapid Deployment Battalion (INDRDB), stationed at the BFI–CHU Camp, rushed to the spot as soon as they were alerted.</p><p>On reaching the site, they immediately took control of the situation. Their quick and organised response helped prevent the fire from spreading further.</p><img><p>The Quick Reaction Force quickly cordoned off the area to ensure safety. Around 10 to 12 residents were safely evacuated from the affected houses.</p><p>At the same time, the Fire Fighting Team started efforts to control the flames. They also searched the houses carefully to make sure no one was trapped inside.</p><p>During the rescue, first aid was given to around six to seven injured civilians.</p><img><p>The Indian troops also guided and coordinated with firefighting teams from the LAVA site. This teamwork ensured a fast and well-managed response.</p><p>Because of their efforts, the fire was brought under control without any further loss of life or major damage to nearby properties.</p><img><p>Officials said the incident shows the professionalism and readiness of Indian UN peacekeepers. Their actions also highlight their commitment to protecting civilians and helping people in emergency situations.</p><p>The response has been seen as a strong example of how trained forces can act quickly and effectively in difficult conditions.</p>
