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Massive Fire At Gujarat Gaming Zone Killed Co-Owner Too
Prakash Hiran, one of the owners of TRP Gamezone in Gujarat's Rajkot, where 27 people, including children, died in a massive fire, was also killed in the blaze.
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"Can't Run Game Zone At Cost Of Children Being Killed": Gujarat High Court
The Gujarat High Court on Monday lamented the heart-breaking death of 28 people, including nine children, after a fire ripped through a gaming zone in Rajkot that lacked the required permits.
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"Now We Don't Trust Gujarat Government": High Court On Rajkot Fire Lapses
Rajkot game zone fire: The Gujarat High Court came down hard on the Rajkot municipal body Monday after it emerged two gaming zones in the city had been operating for over two years without the required permits.
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Rajkot Gaming Zone Had Just One Exit, Was Running Without Fire License
Rajkot Game Zone Fire News: The massive fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot which resulted in the death of 27 people, including 9 children, has raised serious questions about the safety standards at the facility.
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Massive Fire At Gujarat Gaming Zone Killed Co-Owner Too
Prakash Hiran, one of the owners of TRP Gamezone in Gujarat's Rajkot, where 27 people, including children, died in a massive fire, was also killed in the blaze.
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"Can't Run Game Zone At Cost Of Children Being Killed": Gujarat High Court
The Gujarat High Court on Monday lamented the heart-breaking death of 28 people, including nine children, after a fire ripped through a gaming zone in Rajkot that lacked the required permits.
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"Now We Don't Trust Gujarat Government": High Court On Rajkot Fire Lapses
Rajkot game zone fire: The Gujarat High Court came down hard on the Rajkot municipal body Monday after it emerged two gaming zones in the city had been operating for over two years without the required permits.
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Rajkot Gaming Zone Had Just One Exit, Was Running Without Fire License
Rajkot Game Zone Fire News: The massive fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot which resulted in the death of 27 people, including 9 children, has raised serious questions about the safety standards at the facility.
