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Delhi Court Sends Property Owner, Co-Owner To Judicial Custody In Fire Case
A Delhi court has sent to 14-day judicial custody the property owner, his brother-in-law and the co-owner, and the manager of the four-storey building housing illegal manufacturing units in north Delhi's congested Anaj Mandi area where 43 people were killed in a massive fire.
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Fire Breaks Out At Factory In West Delhi, 21 Fire Engines Rushed To Spot
A fire that broke out at a factory in west Delhi area this morning has been brought under control. Twenty one fire engines were rushed to Mundka after the fire was reported in the plywood factory in the area at 5 am.
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Delhi Fire Tragedy: Building Owner's Brother-In-Law Arrested
The Delhi Police's Crime Branch on Wednesday arrested the brother-in-law of the owner of the Anaj Mandi building, where a massive blaze claimed 43 lives, police said.
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Religion Never Came Between Us, Says Friend Of Delhi Fire Victim
Their heart-wrenching last telephonic conversation left many in tears-- with moist eyes, 33-year-old Monu Aggarwal said that the call from his childhood friend Musharraf Ali, before he was killed in the Anaj Mandi blaze, was recorded "by chance".
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Delhi Fire Tragedy: Property Owner, Manager Sent To 14-Day Custody
A Delhi court Monday sent to 14-day police custody the property owner and the manager of the four-story building housing illegal manufacturing units in north Delhi's congested Anaj Mandi area where 43 people were killed in a massive fire.
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Delhi Fire Was Catastrophe Waiting To Happen, Seeks Report: Rights Panel
Describing the Anaj Mandi fire incident as a "catastrophe" that was waiting to happen, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) today issued notices to the Delhi government, the city's police chief and the North Delhi civic body and sought a detailed report in six weeks.
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Delhi Fire: Police Conducts 3D Laser Scan Of Building To Recreate Scene
Delhi fire in Anaj Mandi: A team from the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) also visited the site and collected samples from the four-storey building .
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Search For Missing Bihar Teenager Ends In Morgue After Delhi Fire
For the family and friends of 14-year-old Mohammed Sehmat, the efforts to find him after the massive fire in Delhi's Anaj Mandi area ended at a morgue in the city on Monday.
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Smoke Seen At Delhi Building Where 43 Died In Blaze, Fire Trucks Arrive
Four fire trucks were sent to the same building in north Delhi where 43 people, mostly labourers, were killed in a blaze yesterday after smoke was seen billowing out from a balcony, the police said. The building at the crowded Anaj Mandi on Rani Jhansi Road was built without proper clearances, the police have said, adding its two owners have been a...
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Upper Floors Of Delhi Factory Found Locked During Last Week's Survey: Report
Civic authorities had last week "surveyed" the four-storey building housing illegal manufacturing units, where 43 lives were lost in a massive fire on Sunday, but the upper floors were found to be locked due to which the entire structure could not be inspected, according to official sources.
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After Delhi Fire Tragedy, A Desperate Search To Find Friends, Family
Forty-three people have been reported to be killed after the fire broke out at the factory at 5 am today. Doctors at the hospital confirmed smoke inhalation as the primary cause of the death.
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Delhi Factory Where 43 Died In Fire Was Illegal, Didn't Have Clearances
Most of the 43 labourers who died in the fire that broke out early on Sundaymorning in a factory in a congested central Delhi neighbourhood died of asphyxiation, emergency services personnel have said.
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Delhi Factory Had No Fire Clearance, Safety Equipment: Fire Official
The Delhi Police has said the owner of the factory in Anaj Mandi, where the fire killed 43 people, is currently on the run and an FIR has been registered against him.
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"Real Hero": Minister Showers Praise On Delhi Fireman Who Saved 11 People
The number of dead in the fire at the factory in Delhi could have been much higher had Rajesh Shukla, a firefighter, waited for backup before entering the building. Mr Shukla, who was one of the first firemen to enter the building in north Delhi's Anaj Mandi, saved 11 people from the fire that engulfed the bag and paper factory this morning.
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Rescuers Seen In Video Cutting Through Wall Of Burning Building In Delhi
A group of rescuers are seen in a video standing on the balcony of a building in north Delhi, trying to cut through the wall to reach to labourers who are trapped inside after a fire broke out. Forty-three people, most of them labourers who were sleeping, died when the fire engulfed the bag and paper factory in north Delhi this morning.
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Delhi Court Sends Property Owner, Co-Owner To Judicial Custody In Fire Case
A Delhi court has sent to 14-day judicial custody the property owner, his brother-in-law and the co-owner, and the manager of the four-storey building housing illegal manufacturing units in north Delhi's congested Anaj Mandi area where 43 people were killed in a massive fire.
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Fire Breaks Out At Factory In West Delhi, 21 Fire Engines Rushed To Spot
A fire that broke out at a factory in west Delhi area this morning has been brought under control. Twenty one fire engines were rushed to Mundka after the fire was reported in the plywood factory in the area at 5 am.
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Delhi Fire Tragedy: Building Owner's Brother-In-Law Arrested
The Delhi Police's Crime Branch on Wednesday arrested the brother-in-law of the owner of the Anaj Mandi building, where a massive blaze claimed 43 lives, police said.
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Religion Never Came Between Us, Says Friend Of Delhi Fire Victim
Their heart-wrenching last telephonic conversation left many in tears-- with moist eyes, 33-year-old Monu Aggarwal said that the call from his childhood friend Musharraf Ali, before he was killed in the Anaj Mandi blaze, was recorded "by chance".
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Delhi Fire Tragedy: Property Owner, Manager Sent To 14-Day Custody
A Delhi court Monday sent to 14-day police custody the property owner and the manager of the four-story building housing illegal manufacturing units in north Delhi's congested Anaj Mandi area where 43 people were killed in a massive fire.
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Delhi Fire Was Catastrophe Waiting To Happen, Seeks Report: Rights Panel
Describing the Anaj Mandi fire incident as a "catastrophe" that was waiting to happen, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) today issued notices to the Delhi government, the city's police chief and the North Delhi civic body and sought a detailed report in six weeks.
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Delhi Fire: Police Conducts 3D Laser Scan Of Building To Recreate Scene
Delhi fire in Anaj Mandi: A team from the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) also visited the site and collected samples from the four-storey building .
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Search For Missing Bihar Teenager Ends In Morgue After Delhi Fire
For the family and friends of 14-year-old Mohammed Sehmat, the efforts to find him after the massive fire in Delhi's Anaj Mandi area ended at a morgue in the city on Monday.
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Smoke Seen At Delhi Building Where 43 Died In Blaze, Fire Trucks Arrive
Four fire trucks were sent to the same building in north Delhi where 43 people, mostly labourers, were killed in a blaze yesterday after smoke was seen billowing out from a balcony, the police said. The building at the crowded Anaj Mandi on Rani Jhansi Road was built without proper clearances, the police have said, adding its two owners have been a...
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Upper Floors Of Delhi Factory Found Locked During Last Week's Survey: Report
Civic authorities had last week "surveyed" the four-storey building housing illegal manufacturing units, where 43 lives were lost in a massive fire on Sunday, but the upper floors were found to be locked due to which the entire structure could not be inspected, according to official sources.
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After Delhi Fire Tragedy, A Desperate Search To Find Friends, Family
Forty-three people have been reported to be killed after the fire broke out at the factory at 5 am today. Doctors at the hospital confirmed smoke inhalation as the primary cause of the death.
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Delhi Factory Where 43 Died In Fire Was Illegal, Didn't Have Clearances
Most of the 43 labourers who died in the fire that broke out early on Sundaymorning in a factory in a congested central Delhi neighbourhood died of asphyxiation, emergency services personnel have said.
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Delhi Factory Had No Fire Clearance, Safety Equipment: Fire Official
The Delhi Police has said the owner of the factory in Anaj Mandi, where the fire killed 43 people, is currently on the run and an FIR has been registered against him.
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"Real Hero": Minister Showers Praise On Delhi Fireman Who Saved 11 People
The number of dead in the fire at the factory in Delhi could have been much higher had Rajesh Shukla, a firefighter, waited for backup before entering the building. Mr Shukla, who was one of the first firemen to enter the building in north Delhi's Anaj Mandi, saved 11 people from the fire that engulfed the bag and paper factory this morning.
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Rescuers Seen In Video Cutting Through Wall Of Burning Building In Delhi
A group of rescuers are seen in a video standing on the balcony of a building in north Delhi, trying to cut through the wall to reach to labourers who are trapped inside after a fire broke out. Forty-three people, most of them labourers who were sleeping, died when the fire engulfed the bag and paper factory in north Delhi this morning.
