Page 7 - Bailey Road News Today

As the authority that oversees the development of our capital city, Rajuk certainly has a big responsibility when it comes to ensuring the safety and security of citizens. While the administrative body has certainly been fairly active in investigating establishments after the...

The recent devastating fire on Bailey Road in Dhaka, claiming the lives of 46 people, has once again brought to the forefront the alarming issue of fire safety in commercial buildings in Bangladesh. A string of previous incidents, including the Nimtoli Fire in 2010, Tazreen...

At least 46 people were killed, and over 20 others sustained severe injuries in the Bailey Road fire on Thursday night. Firefighters rescued 70 people, including 42 in unconscious state, from the rooftop and different floors of the seven-storey Green Cozy Cottage. The fire...

Many people were trapped by flames in first-floor restaurant

At least 44 people have been killed and dozens others injured after a fire broke out in a commercial building in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, officials said. The fire broke out at the seven-storey Green Cozy Cottage, which houses many restaurants and clothing shops, on Dhaka's central Bailey Road on Thursday evening, Brigadier General Main Uddin, chief of the Fire Service and Civil Defence emergency department told reporters at the scene. The firefighters retrieved the bodies, mostly rest...

The health minister said the fire broke out late on Thursday in Dhaka’s Bailey Road area.

The Green Cozy Cottage Shopping Mall, where a devastating blaze killed at least 44 people last night, lacked multiple fire safety measures.

At least 44 people were killed in a fire that broke out at a seven-storey commercial building on Bailey Road in Dhaka last night.

Firefighters, battling the blaze that was brought under control around 12:30 am, shared that most victims succumbed to injuries sustained from jumping off the building or from burns and suffocation.

World News | The fire originated at the "Kacchi Bhai" restaurant on the first floor at around 9:45 pm, rapidly spreading to other levels where patrons were present