A massive fire gutted part of a plastic factory and blew off its roof after breaking out early this morning (September 25) in northern India.

The incident took place in Agra, Uttar Pradesh state, and fortunately no casualties have been reported so far.

Visuals showed thick plumes of smoke billowing from the facility, a plastic chair manufacturing plant.

According to reports, at least 10 fire engines were rushed to the spot, however, they failed to douse the blaze. As the fire raged on, an explosion blew the roof off of the building.

Seeing the blaze go out of hand, more officers from the Indian Air Force were called in, but luckily a brief spell of rain helped reduce the flames, which have since been contained.

A massive fire gutted a part of a plastic factory and blew off its roof after it broke out in northern India.

The incident took place on Sept. 25 in Agra city near Delhi, the national capital.

Fortunately, no casualties have been reported so far.

Visuals showed thick plumes of smoke billowing from the facility- deemed to be a plastic chair manufacturing factory.

According to reports, at least 10 fire tenders were rushed to the spot, however, they failed to douse the blaze.

As the fire raged on, an explosion blew the roof off of the building.

Seeing the blaze go out of hand, tenders from the Indian Air Force were also called in.

Meanwhile, firemen breathed a sigh of relief after a brief spell of rain helped contain the blaze.

Reports said the factory belonged to Pawan Kumar Agarwal.