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Ranhola victims' kin say hospital 'ignored' safety | Latest News Delhi - Vimarsana News

Ranhola victims' kin say hospital 'ignored' safety | Latest News Delhi

The three bodies were fished out using white sheets used at the hospital, said a police officer requesting anonymity | Latest News Delhi

Three people electrocuted in water tank in Delhi's Commander Hospital | Delhi News - Vimarsana News

Three people electrocuted in water tank in Delhi's Commander Hospital | Delhi News

In response to the incident, two fire tenders were swiftly dispatched to the site.

Engineer, two plumbers electrocuted inside water tank in Delhi hospital - Vimarsana News

Engineer, two plumbers electrocuted inside water tank in Delhi hospital

Three lives were abruptly cut short, including that of an electrical engineer, after a fatal electrocution incident at a local hospital in outer Delhi on Friday.The incident took place inside a water tank in the hospital premises.The deceased ...

Three die by electrocution at private hospital in Delhi - Vimarsana News

Three die by electrocution at private hospital in Delhi

Three people, including an electrical engineer and two plumbers, died by electrocution while repairing a water motor inside an underground tank at a hospital in Delhi. The bodies were found floating in the water inside the tank. The incident is being investigated by the police. | Latest News Delhi

On Diwali night, Aliganj was the noisiest; Aminabad topped pollution charts: CSIR-IITR report - Vimarsana News

On Diwali night, Aliganj was the noisiest; Aminabad topped pollution charts: CSIR-IITR report

Lucknow witnessed a surge in air pollution levels with both PM2.5 and PM10 levels surpassing the 100% threshold, said the CSIR-IITR report.