Chennai Hospital Fire

A fire broke out in a state-run hospital block here on Wednesday and over 100 patients were swiftly shifted by officials averting a major mishap and the blaze was doused in a 3-hour battle by firefighters, authorities said.

A fire broke out at one of the buildings of Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital in Chennai on Wednesday, but no casualties or injuries were reported.

A Navy sailor died on Saturday at a Mumbai hospital while being treated for burn injuries sustained after he was set on fire, allegedly after a failed kidnapping attempt

Four people including two children have died in Chennai after a fire broke out at their apartment building early this morning. Fire fighters rescued seven people before the situation was brought under control.

A three-member team of doctors from the Osmania Hospital arrived in Chennai today to conduct fresh autopsy of six of the victims of the police firing in Seshachalam forests of Chittoor district in Andhra Pradesh on April 7.

A seven-day-old baby with a rare medical condition which literally sets him on fire has been admitted to the Kilpauk Medical College and Hospital in Chennai.

Three-month-old Rahul, who is admitted in the Kilpauk Medical College Hospital (KMCH) in this Tamil Nadu capital with 10 degree burn injuries because of a condition called spontaneous human combustion (SHC), is stable, doctors said on Saturday.

In a bizarre incident, two patients died in the fire at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Chennai's Kilpauk medical college hospital.

A fire broke out in a state-run hospital block here on Wednesday and over 100 patients were swiftly shifted by officials averting a major mishap and the blaze was doused in a 3-hour battle by firefighters, authorities said.

A fire broke out at one of the buildings of Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital in Chennai on Wednesday, but no casualties or injuries were reported.

A Navy sailor died on Saturday at a Mumbai hospital while being treated for burn injuries sustained after he was set on fire, allegedly after a failed kidnapping attempt

Four people including two children have died in Chennai after a fire broke out at their apartment building early this morning. Fire fighters rescued seven people before the situation was brought under control.

A three-member team of doctors from the Osmania Hospital arrived in Chennai today to conduct fresh autopsy of six of the victims of the police firing in Seshachalam forests of Chittoor district in Andhra Pradesh on April 7.

A seven-day-old baby with a rare medical condition which literally sets him on fire has been admitted to the Kilpauk Medical College and Hospital in Chennai.

Three-month-old Rahul, who is admitted in the Kilpauk Medical College Hospital (KMCH) in this Tamil Nadu capital with 10 degree burn injuries because of a condition called spontaneous human combustion (SHC), is stable, doctors said on Saturday.

In a bizarre incident, two patients died in the fire at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Chennai's Kilpauk medical college hospital.