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Tragic Hyderabad Fire: Lack of Fire Safety Blamed for Blaze that Took Nine Lives - Vimarsana News

Tragic Hyderabad Fire: Lack of Fire Safety Blamed for Blaze that Took Nine Lives

Tragic fire in Hyderabad claims nine lives due to lack of fire safety measures. Telangana apartment building lacked necessary systems and certifications, leading to a devastating blaze. Learn more about the incident and the urgent need for improved fire safety standards.

Fire in Hyderabad apartment kills 9; blaze caused by chemical drums stored in stilt area - Vimarsana News

Fire in Hyderabad apartment kills 9; blaze caused by chemical drums stored in stilt area

Over nine people died after a fire tore through an apartment complex at Nampally in Hyderabad on Monday. The deceased were in the age group of six and 66.

Source: theweek.in
Tragic Fire in Hyderabad's Nampally Claims Six Lives: Smoke Inhalation Kills Residents in Multi-Storeyed Building - Vimarsana News

Tragic Fire in Hyderabad's Nampally Claims Six Lives: Smoke Inhalation Kills Residents in Multi-Storeyed Building

Tragic fire in Hyderabad claims six lives due to smoke inhalation in Nampally building. Fire breaks out in car garage, spreading to upper floors and trapping residents. Fire department rescues 21 individuals, while three injured are shifted to hospital. Preliminary investigation reveals suffocation as cause of death. Chemicals stored in garage drums suspected to have contributed to rapid spread of fire. Stay updated with the latest news.

Hyderabad fire: Residents say they objected to storage of chemical drums but owner did not pay heed - Vimarsana News

Hyderabad fire: Residents say they objected to storage of chemical drums but owner did not pay heed

The state government has announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh to each of the families of the deceased.