Kerala Temple Fire: 106 Dead, 10,000 Were Watching Fireworks

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Hours after a massive fire broke out at a temple in Kerala's Kollam -- in which 106 people died and more than 350 were injured -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the spot with a team of doctors. Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and state Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala took the Prime minister around the temple precincts and briefed him on the incident. Later, PM Modi visited the district hospital and met the injured. (Video courtesy: Manorama News)

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