The fire caught a two-room flat on the fourth floor of the building in Delhi's Kishangarh area. Four inured were taken to the hospital. One injured was hospitalised in AIIMS while the remaining three were admitted to Safdarjung Hospital.
Fire broke out in a Shahdara residential building in Delhi, claiming two lives while two children are rescued. Six fire engines were dispatched to control the blaze. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the fire.
Delhi fire: A total of 25 fire tenders have been rushed to the spot to douse the flames in Delhi.
The norm of fire safety certificate for the specified buildings will become more strictly enforceable after it becomes part of the DERC regulations, discom officials said.
A woman was rescued from a three-storey building in the East of Kailash area, and efforts are on to extinguish the flames. The third floor of the building caught fire on Thursday morning.
The fire incident in Prem Nagar created chaos in the area but the police and fire brigade teams reached there timely and controlled the situation. The police initiated a probe into the matter.
Delhi Lt Governor VK Saxena has initiated a comprehensive probe by the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) into the registration and oversight of private nursing homes in the capital. This move follows a tragic fire at a neonatal hospital in east Delhi, claiming the lives of six newborns.
The commission highlighted these serious lapses, emphasising the urgent need for compliance with safety regulations to prevent such tragedies in the future.
The Baby Care New Born Hospital caught fire around 11:30 pm on Saturday and spread to two adjacent buildings. Twelve newborns were rescued from the facility but seven of them died.
Delhi hospital fire: After seven newborns were killed in a fire incident at a baby care centre in Delhi's Vivek Vihar, Atul Garg, Director of the Delhi Fire Department said that it is most likely that the authorities did not posses a No-Objection Certificate.
Delhi fire: On information, police officials and firefighters reached the area and doused the fire. As per a fire officer, the fire was extinguished completely, a total of 12 newborns were rescued and taken to a hospital.
Authorities are still gathering information about the cause of the fire and the extent of the damage. Further updates are awaited as firefighters work to control the blaze.
The Delhi Fire Service (DFS) responded to four separate fire incidents across the national capital on Wednesday, including a police station and a mall. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.
Delhi: The fire, believed to have originated on the third floor, is under investigation. In a separate incident, an explosion led to a fire in a residential building in south Delhi, with no casualties reported.
Delhi cabinet minister Atishi on Monday said the Ghazipur landfill fire incident will be investigated to ascertain the cause of the blaze. According to the Delhi Fire Service, the landfill witnessed a big fire on Sunday evening due to the gases produced in the massive mountain of waste.
Ghazipur landfill site fire: In a statement, Delhi BJP spokesperson Praveen Shankar Kapoor said that as a result of the fire at the landfill site, smoke has engulfed the entire area, causing inconvenience to residents and businesses.
BJP MLA from Gandhi Nagar, Anil Bajpai, voiced his concern over the lack of a fire station in the area. I met the Lieutenant Governor in pursuance of this matter and the file is in process, he added.
The fire has been doused and the cooling process is underway. The blaze broke out in a recreational room of the house.
Delhi fire: At least eleven people have lost their lives in the fire incident. An official from the Delhi Fire Service said a call was received at 5.25 pm and fire tenders were pressed into service.
A thick layer of black smoke was spotted in the Alipur area creating panic among locals living near the factory. The police personnel and other officials rushed to the spot.
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