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    Home»India»Karol Bagh Tragedy: Fire Claims Two Lives, Raises Questions of Negligence and Safety

    Karol Bagh Tragedy: Fire Claims Two Lives, Raises Questions of Negligence and Safety

    India July 6, 20251 Min Read
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    Karol Bagh Tragedy: Fire Claims Two Lives, Raises Questions of Negligence and Safety
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    A fatal fire at Vishal Mega Mart in Karol Bagh resulted in the deaths of Kumar Dhirendra Pratap Singh and Pawan Gautam. Singh, a civil services aspirant, was trapped in a lift and tragically lost his life, his final moments marked by a desperate plea for help. Gautam, a lab technician, was found on the second floor. The building lacked a fire safety certificate. The fire, which destroyed multiple floors, started due to a suspected short circuit. The fire department battled the blaze, facing difficulties due to poor ventilation. The incident has resulted in public outrage and demands for strict action, highlighting concerns about fire safety regulations and negligence.

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