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Goa Club Fire: Repeated Warnings For Years, Zero Action, Then Disaster
The very construction of 'Birch by Romeo Lane' was patently illegal, documents accessed by NDTV show, and 25 lives could have been saved if action had been taken on the notices - including at least one for demolition - issued against the nightclub.
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Centre Moves To Impound Passports Of Luthras, In Thailand After Goa Fire
Taking a step towards revoking the passports of the Luthra brothers, who fled to Thailand after a fire in their Goa nightclub claimed 25 lives, the Centre has sent them notices asking them to explain why their passports should not be impounded.
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Luthra Brothers Missing Since Goa Fire, Their Second Club To Be Demolished
A beach shack owned by the Luthra brothers the owners of 'Birch by Romeo Lane', the nightclub in Goa's Arpora, at which a fire killed 25 people last week will be demolished by bulldozers, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant's office said.
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Vacation Turns Into Tragedy, Delhi Woman Loses Husband, Sisters In Goa Fire
A night of music and dance turned fatal in Goa after a fire at a jampacked nightclub claimed 25 lives - 20 staff and five tourists - after midnight on Sunday.
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Goa Nightclub Where 25 Died Was Built Like Tinderbox. Crackers Lit The Fuse
A decor with flammable materials such as straws and palm leaves, a single, narrow entry-exit and flouted fire safety norms: the 'Birch By Romeo Lane' nightclub in north Goa's Arpora was built like a tinderbox
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Missing Goa Club Owner Speaks Up On Fire, Lookout Notice Against Him
Over a day after a devastating fire ripped through the popular Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in Goa's Arpora, claiming the lives of 25 people and injuring six, owner Saurabh Luthra has finally broken his silence.
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Strict Safety Advisory Issued To Goa Clubs, Restaurants After Fire Kills 25
The Goa State Disaster Management Authority safety advisory to all nightclubs, restaurants, bars, event venues and similar establishments across the state after the deadly fire at a restaurant-club in Arpora that killed 25 people.
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Goa Nightclub Manager Arrested, Warrant Issued Against Owner: Chief Minister To NDTV
The general manager of a club in Goa, where a deadly fire broke out on Sunday, has been arrested, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant told NDTV.
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"We Saw Huge Flames": Witnesses Recount Goa Club Inferno That Killed 25
A massive blaze tore through a popular nightclub in North Goa's Arpora, harrowing eyewitness testimonies have begun to shed light on the chaotic moments surrounding the tragedy.
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Goa Nightclub Fire Highlights: 3 Senior Government Officials Suspended
The fire broke out at a famous nightclub, the Birch by Romeo Lane, in Arpora.
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"Very Painful Day For All In Goa": Chief Minister As Club Fire Kills 25
At least 25 people were killed after a massive fire broke out at a restaurant-cum-club Goa's Arpora.
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Tourists Among 25 Killed In Massive Fire At Goa Club
A devastating fire ripped through the popular nightclub Birch by Romeo Lane late last night in Arpora, North Goa, resulting in the deaths of 25 people.
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Goa Club Fire: Repeated Warnings For Years, Zero Action, Then Disaster
The very construction of 'Birch by Romeo Lane' was patently illegal, documents accessed by NDTV show, and 25 lives could have been saved if action had been taken on the notices - including at least one for demolition - issued against the nightclub.
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Centre Moves To Impound Passports Of Luthras, In Thailand After Goa Fire
Taking a step towards revoking the passports of the Luthra brothers, who fled to Thailand after a fire in their Goa nightclub claimed 25 lives, the Centre has sent them notices asking them to explain why their passports should not be impounded.
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Luthra Brothers Missing Since Goa Fire, Their Second Club To Be Demolished
A beach shack owned by the Luthra brothers the owners of 'Birch by Romeo Lane', the nightclub in Goa's Arpora, at which a fire killed 25 people last week will be demolished by bulldozers, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant's office said.
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Vacation Turns Into Tragedy, Delhi Woman Loses Husband, Sisters In Goa Fire
A night of music and dance turned fatal in Goa after a fire at a jampacked nightclub claimed 25 lives - 20 staff and five tourists - after midnight on Sunday.
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Goa Nightclub Where 25 Died Was Built Like Tinderbox. Crackers Lit The Fuse
A decor with flammable materials such as straws and palm leaves, a single, narrow entry-exit and flouted fire safety norms: the 'Birch By Romeo Lane' nightclub in north Goa's Arpora was built like a tinderbox
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Missing Goa Club Owner Speaks Up On Fire, Lookout Notice Against Him
Over a day after a devastating fire ripped through the popular Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in Goa's Arpora, claiming the lives of 25 people and injuring six, owner Saurabh Luthra has finally broken his silence.
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Strict Safety Advisory Issued To Goa Clubs, Restaurants After Fire Kills 25
The Goa State Disaster Management Authority safety advisory to all nightclubs, restaurants, bars, event venues and similar establishments across the state after the deadly fire at a restaurant-club in Arpora that killed 25 people.
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Goa Nightclub Manager Arrested, Warrant Issued Against Owner: Chief Minister To NDTV
The general manager of a club in Goa, where a deadly fire broke out on Sunday, has been arrested, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant told NDTV.
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"We Saw Huge Flames": Witnesses Recount Goa Club Inferno That Killed 25
A massive blaze tore through a popular nightclub in North Goa's Arpora, harrowing eyewitness testimonies have begun to shed light on the chaotic moments surrounding the tragedy.
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Goa Nightclub Fire Highlights: 3 Senior Government Officials Suspended
The fire broke out at a famous nightclub, the Birch by Romeo Lane, in Arpora.
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"Very Painful Day For All In Goa": Chief Minister As Club Fire Kills 25
At least 25 people were killed after a massive fire broke out at a restaurant-cum-club Goa's Arpora.
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Tourists Among 25 Killed In Massive Fire At Goa Club
A devastating fire ripped through the popular nightclub Birch by Romeo Lane late last night in Arpora, North Goa, resulting in the deaths of 25 people.
