Massive Fire Guts Shops At Goa’s Vasco Sunday Market Near Tilak Maidan, CM Pramod Sawant Assures Support To Affected Vendors | Video
· Free Press Journal

Vasco: A massive fire broke out at a car accessories shop near Tilak Maidan in Goa’s Vasco city late Wednesday night, gutting several shops in the area.
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#WATCH | Vasco, Goa: A massive fire broke out at the Autopolis car accessories shop near Tilak Maidan, gutting the shop. Fire tenders rushed to the spot to bring the blaze under control.
— ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2026
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant reached the spot to take stock of the situation. (28.10) pic.twitter.com/5Qzf9HYCIj
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has assured support to those affected by the incident.
Following the incident, CM Sawant visited the site at Vasco Sunday Market along with MLA Daji Salkar and MLA Sankalp Amonkar to take stock of the situation.
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Speaking to ANI, the Chief Minister mentioned that the entire administrative staff is actively working to bring the situation under control.
The Chief Minister further disclosed that more than 150 vendors used to set up their stalls in this market.
#WATCH | Vasco, Goa: Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said, "I learned about it at 11 o'clock and came here myself...the entire administrative staff is working to bring the fire under control. It has caused significant damage. More than 150 vendors used to set up their stalls in this… https://t.co/UJz5KGZrYF pic.twitter.com/CpnEi2gfCS
— ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2026
"I learned about it at 11 o'clock and came here myself...the entire administrative staff is working to bring the fire under control. It has caused significant damage. More than 150 vendors used to set up their stalls in this Sunday market, and there are shops here as well. We will ensure that the government provides them with as much support as possible," he said.
Further details are awaited.
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