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✓ Published: 26-May-2024
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On the night of May 25th, a devastating fire broke out at the Newborn Baby Care Hospital in the Vivek Vihar area of New Delhi, resulting in the tragic deaths of six newborns. The blaze, which started late at night, quickly engulfed the hospital, with firefighters valiantly attempting to control the flames. The Delhi Fire Services received a distress call at 11:32 PM and dispatched 16 fire tenders to the scene. The fire, which also affected a neighboring residential building, was eventually brought under control. <br/> <br/> <br/>#DelhiFire #NewBornBabyCareHospital #ArvindKejriwal #TragicIncident #FireSafety #DelhiFire #BabyHospitalFire #VivekVihar #Oneindia<br/>~HT.99~PR.274~ED.103~
On the night of May 25th, a devastating fire broke out at the Newborn Baby Care Hospital in the Vivek Vihar area of New Delhi, resulting in the tragic deaths of six newborns. The blaze, which started late at night, quickly engulfed the hospital, with firefighters valiantly attempting to control the flames. The Delhi Fire Services received a distress call at 11:32 PM and dispatched 16 fire tenders to the scene. The fire, which also affected a neighboring residential building, was eventually brought under control. <br/> <br/> <br/>#DelhiFire #NewBornBabyCareHospital #ArvindKejriwal #TragicIncident #FireSafety #DelhiFire #BabyHospitalFire #VivekVihar #Oneindia<br/>~HT.99~PR.274~ED.103~
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