A fire was reported in a high-rise in India's Noida due to an air conditioner blast. While no casualties or injuries were reported, this has once again raised a serious question this summer. Can your air conditioner actually become a fire hazard?  With temperatures soaring across Delhi-NCR, AC usage is at its peak. But experts warn that extreme heat, electrical overload, poor maintenance, and faulty installations are turning cooling systems into potential fire risks. Daniela Laurel tells you more on Spotlight.

00:00 - AC Blast Triggers High-Rise Fire

00:25 - Fire Spreads Across Flats

00:37 - No Casualties Reported

01:18 - Summer Strain on the Grid

01:41 - Why ACs Explode

02:25 - Hidden Fire Triggers

02:59 - Why High-Rises Are More Dangerous

03:52 - How to Prevent AC Fires

04:14 - Safety in Extreme Heat


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