Mumbai Buildings Fire Safety
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Central Railways has taken no lessons from Mantralaya fire
Despite government offices across the city pulling up their socks after the inferno that resulted in the death of 5 people at Mantralaya last week, it seems that Central Railway officials have still not woken up to the importance of fire safety.
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Mumbai building fire raises safety concerns
A major fire broke out at Aaram Court, the nine-storey building of leading developer Housing Development and Infrastructure Ltd (HDIL) at Bandra, around 1pm on Thursday, creating panic in the locality. Over 100 firemen, 16 fire engines, nine water tanks and five snorkels were pressed into service and they took over five hours to bring the fire unde...
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Central Railways has taken no lessons from Mantralaya fire
Despite government offices across the city pulling up their socks after the inferno that resulted in the death of 5 people at Mantralaya last week, it seems that Central Railway officials have still not woken up to the importance of fire safety.
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Mumbai building fire raises safety concerns
A major fire broke out at Aaram Court, the nine-storey building of leading developer Housing Development and Infrastructure Ltd (HDIL) at Bandra, around 1pm on Thursday, creating panic in the locality. Over 100 firemen, 16 fire engines, nine water tanks and five snorkels were pressed into service and they took over five hours to bring the fire unde...
