Palakkad’s popular restaurant gutted in fire
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Firemen dousing the fire at Noor Jehan Open Grill restaurant in Palakkad on Friday. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement One of the busiest restaurants in the town was reduced to ashes in a major mid-day blaze on Friday.
Noor Jehan Open Grill, restaurant functioning on the Stadium Bypass Road here, was gutted in the fire that lasted for a few hours. Fire and Safety personnel battled for hours to put out the fire.
Although no casualty was reported, property valued at lakhs of rupees was destroyed. The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained.
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