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In addition to this, the electrical cable and wiring was covered with lofty plywood.“The report has recommended that no NOC (no objection certificate) for occupation should be provided till the concerned developer and occupiers take adequate measures to ensure fire safety,” said a senior fire official.

Mumbai Fire Brigade’s (MFB) report has ascertained defective electric circuit as the cause of the fire in Crystal Tower, in which four people were killed. The lift lobby area was also covered with interior decorative European extension cords combustible material and hence was entirely gutted. The building, with no occupation certificate (OC), was illegal and its fire fighting system of the building was also not found to be in working condition. The fire erupted due to a spark occurred in the electric installations, which came in contact with combustible materials nearby, said the report.The report was prepared after going through statements of eyewitnesses and observations made as well as circumstantial evidences, said fire officials.

According to the report prepared by the MFB, electrical cables laid down from the shaft along the wall were not sealed at each floor level and hence fire rapidly spread through the shaft.There were also wooden framed shoe racks on every floor that played a major role in generating more heat and spreading the fire rapidly on the 12th and 13th floors of the building.Four people including an elderly woman were killed and 21 were injured in a major fire that broke out in the Crystal Tower, a residential high-rise building at Hindmata, Parel, on August 22.

Canon unveils two Rayo Mini projectors named – Rayo i5 and Rayo R4, and both of them are considered to be companys extension cords Manufacturers flagship models. They claim to be compact, lightweight, and highly portable to carry around.Weighing 260g, the RAYO i5 has a wireless feature, where users can share content from Android/iOS devices through Mirroring/DLNA technology. The projector offers a continuous brightness at 100 ANSI lm; with an imaging output with WVGA 854 x 480 resolution # and in an aspect ratio of 16:9.The Rayo R4 projects directly from mobile phones/tablets through connectivity with MHL cable and offers a brightness of 50 ANSI lm; with an imaging output with VGA 640x480 resolution and in a 4:3 aspect ratio.

It is also light-weighted with 169g when compared with the i5. Both the projectors also come with height adjustable mini tripod.Both R4 and i5 come with built-in speakers, where the R4 is equipped with a 1W speaker and the latter with a 1.4W (0.7x2W) speaker. It also features 3.5mm audio jack support.Rayo i5 has a 1900mAh battery which promises a play time of up to 120 minutes at a standard brightness. Whereas the R4 has a 1700mAh battery that promises a playback time for up to 150 minutes in standard brightness.The LED light source promises to last up to 20,000 hours in the Rayo i5 and 10,000 hours in the Rayo R4. And, lastly, the R4 is priced at Rs 30,000 and the i5 at Rs 50,000.