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MUMBAI: Despite a ban on rockets and aerial firecrackers in force until November 25 following 137 firecracker-related calls received by the Mumbai Fire Brigade on Diwali (Sunday), three more fire incidents were reported across the city on Monday, a day after the festival
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Upgrade this serverMUMBAI: Despite a ban on rockets and aerial firecrackers in force until November 25 following 137 firecracker-related calls received by the Mumbai Fire Brigade on Diwali (Sunday), three more fire incidents were reported across the city on Monday, a day after the festival
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