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A massive fire broke out at a fuel depot in Zahedan, southeastern Iran, engulfing several buses and cars before being extinguished by emergency crews.
A massive fire broke out at a fuel depot in the city of "Zahedan" in southeastern Iran, leading to the ignition of several buses and cars, according to Iranian reports.
Activists shared videos on social media platforms claiming they documented a fire at a fuel depot located on "Fadeli" Street in the city of "Zahedan".
The head of the Fire Department and Safety Services in the municipality of "Zahedan" announced that control was established over a fire that erupted in an unlicensed fuel depot within the city's industrial workshops complex, resulting in the burning of 6 vehicles.
He added that the fire started due to the storage of large quantities of diesel barrels, which led to the ignition of 3 buses and 3 passenger cars.
He noted that thanks to the efforts of field teams, the fire was completely controlled and prevented from spreading to other areas.



