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The national Capital on Saturday reported three fire incidents in which three workers were killed and six injured. In the first incident that took place at a food processing unit in the Narela Industrial Area in the early hours of Saturday in which three workers were killed and six injured while no

A man died after being run over by a tractor trolley on Amloh road. The deceased was identified as Baldev Raj (62) of Krishna Nagar Chowk. The tractor trolley driver was in an intoxicated condition and lost control of the vehicle, driving into shops on Amloh road. Baldev Raj, who was working outside his shop, was run over and died on the spot. The driver tried to escape but was caught and handed over to the police.

Six newborn infants burnt alive as fire engulfs newborn care in East Delhi Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Back-to-back tragedies struck the Capital over the weekend as two separate fires claimed the lives of seven newborns and three...

In less than 24 hours, two big fire tragedies in India claimed more than 30 lives including at least 16 children. The gaming zone in Rajkot and the Delhi hospital both flouted several fire safety guidelines. Does India take fire protection lightly?

A fire in Krishna Nagar claimed the lives of three people, including 18-year-old Keshav and his mother. The blaze in West Azad Nagar raised concerns a

This week-end (May 25 and 26) saw a sudden spurt of many serious accidents in India. In six serious accidents that were reported at the national level, at

Fire has taken 55 lives and injured more than 300 people in the national capital so far this year, according to the official data revealed on Monday. According to the data by Delhi Fire Services (DFS), 16 people were killed in fire in January, another 16 in February, 12 in March, four in April, and seven till May 26.

According to the data by Delhi Fire Services (DFS), 16 people were killed in fire in January, another 16 in February, 12 in March, four in April, and seven till May 26

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Fire has taken 55 lives and injured more than 300 people in the national capital so far this year, according to the official data revealed on Monday. India News | Fire Deaths Up by 30% Till May as Compared to 2023: Official Data.