Two Days, Two Separate Fire Tragedies: Around 30 Deaths in Recent Incidents Across India

Fire Tragedies in India

Two Separate Fire Tragedies: Dead by fire has been a serious cause since the start of this year in India, with many cases of people dying by fire the situation in India is getting pretty serious.

Several houses, markets, and commercial areas have been burned down due to sudden break out of fire causing many casualties and harm to the property.

After such serious incidents, many ministers and leaders have shown condolence and support, and also are taking steps to reduce such massacres.

In only two days nearly 40 people, including many babies are reported dead across India and most of these incidents are from Gujarat, Delhi, and Maharastra.

In the recent incident in Delhi where 7 babies were killed and several were critical after a Massive fire at Delhi Children's Hospital.

After the incident, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several other leaders showed their support and claimed that the culprit behind this would be arrested soon.

In a Twitter post PM Modi said, “The fire tragedy at a hospital in Delhi is heart-rending. My thoughts are with the bereaved families in this incredibly difficult time. I pray that those injured recover at the earliest.”

AAP party leader Arvind Kejriwal also expressed his support through a Twitter post saying, “We all stand with those who lost their innocent children in this accident. The govt and officials are busy providing treatment to the injured on the spot. The cause of the incident is being investigated, and whoever is responsible for this negligence will not be spared.”

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Furthermore, Another incident was recorded in Gujarat, Rajkot city where more than 30 people were killed including many children after a huge fire broke out in an amusement park in Rajkot on Saturday.

A CCTV footage of the incident also went viral where it was seen that the fire first appeared on the ground floor and then spread across the whole building.

A similar fire incident happened on May 23 in Delhi Sindhi Bazaar, a textile market where due to the blast of cylinders in a restaurant, a huge fire erupted destroying many shops beside the restaurant.

On the next day in Maharashtra, a massive fire in a chemical factory due to Boiler eruptions caused around 10 workers dead and over 65 people were injured.

Furthermore, several reports of deaths due to fire were found in March and February too.

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