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Delhi Fire Deaths Rise To 23 As Bangladeshi Woman Dies During Treatment
A Bangladeshi woman who was injured in a fire at a hotel in south Delhi's Malviya Nagar area succumbed to her injuries during treatment on Wednesday, taking the death toll in the tragedy to 23, an official said.
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Over 500 Killed In Delhi Fire Accidents In 6 Years, Data Shows
According to the Delhi government data, 543 people died in fire-related accidents from the year 2019 to March 2026.
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9 Killed After Suspected AC Blast Sparks Fire At Delhi Residential Building
4 Dead, Over 10 Rescued After Massive Fire At Building In Delhi's Vivek Vihar
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To Escape House On Fire, Delhi Man Threw Toddler From 3rd Floor, Then Jumped
Nine members of a family, three of them children, died in today's fire tragedy at southwest Delhi's Palam. Businessman Rajender Kashyap lived in the building with his wife, five sons, a daughter, four daughters-in-law and seven grandchildren
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Relatives Of Delhi Fire Victims Struggle To Take Bodies Home
Chaotic scenes prevailed at Maulana Azad Medical College where the autopsy of the victims of the Anaj Mandi fire incident was being conducted as people said they were confused about how to transport the bodies of their relatives back home.
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Delhi Fire Deaths Rise To 23 As Bangladeshi Woman Dies During Treatment
A Bangladeshi woman who was injured in a fire at a hotel in south Delhi's Malviya Nagar area succumbed to her injuries during treatment on Wednesday, taking the death toll in the tragedy to 23, an official said.
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Over 500 Killed In Delhi Fire Accidents In 6 Years, Data Shows
According to the Delhi government data, 543 people died in fire-related accidents from the year 2019 to March 2026.
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9 Killed After Suspected AC Blast Sparks Fire At Delhi Residential Building
4 Dead, Over 10 Rescued After Massive Fire At Building In Delhi's Vivek Vihar
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To Escape House On Fire, Delhi Man Threw Toddler From 3rd Floor, Then Jumped
Nine members of a family, three of them children, died in today's fire tragedy at southwest Delhi's Palam. Businessman Rajender Kashyap lived in the building with his wife, five sons, a daughter, four daughters-in-law and seven grandchildren
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Relatives Of Delhi Fire Victims Struggle To Take Bodies Home
Chaotic scenes prevailed at Maulana Azad Medical College where the autopsy of the victims of the Anaj Mandi fire incident was being conducted as people said they were confused about how to transport the bodies of their relatives back home.
