PATNA, Nov. 10 -- At least 42 fire incidents, including four major ones, were reported during Diwali festivities in various localities in Patna and properties worth lakh of rupees were destroyed in these incidents, police said. However, no casualty was reported. A fire officer said that they received information about at least 42 fire incidents in the state capital in which four major incidents were reported. He added that no report of loss of life or serious injury was received. District fire officer Abhishek Kumar said that around 42 fire incidents were reported between 4pm on Sunday and 4am on Monday which were caused by fireworks. Other incidents occurred due to short circuits or lamps. More than 50 fire tenders were deployed to extinguish the flames, he added. Meanwhile, a fire broke out during a fireworks display at a warehouse near Paijava More under Bypass police station area, destroying goods worth over Rs.10 lakh. A fire started from a lamp in a computer shop on the ground floor of Vijay Aman apartments, near Gravity mall under Kankarbagh police station area. The fire spread to nearby shops. Computers and electronic items worth Rs.15 lakh to Rs.20 lakh were destroyed in the incident. The fire brigade acted swiftly and safely evacuated 30 to 35 people from the apartment. Fire also broke out in many places including Maner and Sultanganj. A fire broke out in a junk shop at Azad Nagar under Maner in Danapur subdivision due to fireworks, in which goods worth more than Rs.5 lakh were burnt. A fire caused by a short circuit near the Mahendru post office under Sultanganj police station area caused damage worth Rs.10 lakh. Meanwhile, goods worth more than Rs.10 lakh were destroyed in a fire caused by fireworks at Lohanipur under Kadamkuan. Fire officer city Ajay Kumar said that the seven places of fire were reported in Patna City but no one was reported injured in the incidents, he added....