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Delhi Fire Victim's Body Handed Over To Another Family "By Mistake": Cops
Over a month after 27 people were killed in a massive blaze that ripped through a building in Mundka in Delhi, police on Thursday said a victim's body was handed over to another family "by mistake".
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"It Was My Duty": Crane Operator Who Rescued People During Delhi Fire
Crane operator Dayanand Tiwari is no less than a 'messiah' to many people who he rescued from the building in outer Delhi's Mundka where a massive fire claimed at least 27 lives and injured many last week.
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North Delhi Civic Body Suspends Three For Laxity In Duty After Delhi Fire
The North Delhi Municipal Corporation suspended 3 officials for laxity in duty after the massive fire in Delhi's Mundka. The road on which the building was situated was of neither commercial nor mixed land use category.
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Delhi Police Gets 1-Day Custody Of Building Owner In Delhi's Mundka Fire
Delhi Police got one-day custody of three men including the building owner as part of investigation in Delhi Mundka fire tragedy in which 27 people died. Two business owners have been arrested as well who rented two floors in the building.
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Building Owner Sent To 2-Day Police Custody After Delhi Mundka's Fire
The owner of the building in outer Delhi's Mundka where a massive fire claimed 27 lives has been sent to two-day police custody for further investigation into the fire mishap.
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Delhi's Mundka Fire Inquiry Report Within 6 Weeks, Lt Governor Gives Nod
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal has approved a magisterial inquiry into the Mundka building fire, which claimed 27 lives, and it will be completed within six weeks, officials said on Sunday.
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Owner Of Delhi Building, Where 27 Killed In Fire, Arrested: 10 Points
The owner of the building in west Delhi, where a massive fire on Friday cost 27 lives, has been arrested. A case has been filed against Manish Lakra, who was absconding. He was caught this morning after multiple raids.
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With His Crane, This Man Saved Over 50 People Trapped In Delhi's Mundka Fire
While the fire-tenders allegedly reached the Mundka fire incident site late, a crane driver proved a saviour for over 50 people, mostly women, by rescuing them while the building was engulfed in razing fire.
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Anger, Confusion As Delhi Fire Victims' Families Struggle To Find Bodies
At least 50 people have been rescued from the building and around 29 are still reported to be missing, police said, adding that the ongoing search operation is likely to be completed in the next few hours.
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Delhi Building Ravaged By Fire Had Only 1 Escape Route: Officials
The Mundka building which was ravaged by a fire that claimed 27 lives had a single entry and exit point, which could explain the reason for the high number of casualties, a senior fire department officer said on Saturday.
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Arvind Kejriwal Vists Delhi Fire Site, Orders Magisterial Inquiry
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today reached the fire incident site near Mundka metro station, and said that the government has ordered a magisterial enquiry into the incident. He was accompanied by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia.
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Day After Fire In Delhi's Mundka, Relatives Await Information On Loved Ones
A day after the massive fire at a four-storey building left at least 27 people dead and many missing, distraught relatives at the Sanjay Gandhi Hospital here were still looking for their loved ones.
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29 Missing As Delhi Fire Kills 27, Arvind Kejriwal Visits Spot: 10 Facts
At least 27 people were killed and 12 were injured in a fire at a four-storey commercial building in Delhi's Mundka on Friday evening.
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Fire At 4-Storey Building In Delhi Brought Under Control: Official
A massive fire that broke out in a four-storey building near Mundka metro station in Delhi on Friday evening is now under control, informed Satpal Bhardwaj, Divisional Officer, Fire Department.
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27 Dead In Delhi Fire: PM Modi, Arvind Kejriwal Mourn Loss
Twenty seven people were killed in a massive fire that broke out at a four-storey building in Delhi. More than 40 people sustained burns and have been hospitalised.
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Delhi Fire Victim's Body Handed Over To Another Family "By Mistake": Cops
Over a month after 27 people were killed in a massive blaze that ripped through a building in Mundka in Delhi, police on Thursday said a victim's body was handed over to another family "by mistake".
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"It Was My Duty": Crane Operator Who Rescued People During Delhi Fire
Crane operator Dayanand Tiwari is no less than a 'messiah' to many people who he rescued from the building in outer Delhi's Mundka where a massive fire claimed at least 27 lives and injured many last week.
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North Delhi Civic Body Suspends Three For Laxity In Duty After Delhi Fire
The North Delhi Municipal Corporation suspended 3 officials for laxity in duty after the massive fire in Delhi's Mundka. The road on which the building was situated was of neither commercial nor mixed land use category.
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Delhi Police Gets 1-Day Custody Of Building Owner In Delhi's Mundka Fire
Delhi Police got one-day custody of three men including the building owner as part of investigation in Delhi Mundka fire tragedy in which 27 people died. Two business owners have been arrested as well who rented two floors in the building.
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Building Owner Sent To 2-Day Police Custody After Delhi Mundka's Fire
The owner of the building in outer Delhi's Mundka where a massive fire claimed 27 lives has been sent to two-day police custody for further investigation into the fire mishap.
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Delhi's Mundka Fire Inquiry Report Within 6 Weeks, Lt Governor Gives Nod
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal has approved a magisterial inquiry into the Mundka building fire, which claimed 27 lives, and it will be completed within six weeks, officials said on Sunday.
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Owner Of Delhi Building, Where 27 Killed In Fire, Arrested: 10 Points
The owner of the building in west Delhi, where a massive fire on Friday cost 27 lives, has been arrested. A case has been filed against Manish Lakra, who was absconding. He was caught this morning after multiple raids.
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With His Crane, This Man Saved Over 50 People Trapped In Delhi's Mundka Fire
While the fire-tenders allegedly reached the Mundka fire incident site late, a crane driver proved a saviour for over 50 people, mostly women, by rescuing them while the building was engulfed in razing fire.
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Anger, Confusion As Delhi Fire Victims' Families Struggle To Find Bodies
At least 50 people have been rescued from the building and around 29 are still reported to be missing, police said, adding that the ongoing search operation is likely to be completed in the next few hours.
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Delhi Building Ravaged By Fire Had Only 1 Escape Route: Officials
The Mundka building which was ravaged by a fire that claimed 27 lives had a single entry and exit point, which could explain the reason for the high number of casualties, a senior fire department officer said on Saturday.
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Arvind Kejriwal Vists Delhi Fire Site, Orders Magisterial Inquiry
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today reached the fire incident site near Mundka metro station, and said that the government has ordered a magisterial enquiry into the incident. He was accompanied by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia.
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Day After Fire In Delhi's Mundka, Relatives Await Information On Loved Ones
A day after the massive fire at a four-storey building left at least 27 people dead and many missing, distraught relatives at the Sanjay Gandhi Hospital here were still looking for their loved ones.
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29 Missing As Delhi Fire Kills 27, Arvind Kejriwal Visits Spot: 10 Facts
At least 27 people were killed and 12 were injured in a fire at a four-storey commercial building in Delhi's Mundka on Friday evening.
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Fire At 4-Storey Building In Delhi Brought Under Control: Official
A massive fire that broke out in a four-storey building near Mundka metro station in Delhi on Friday evening is now under control, informed Satpal Bhardwaj, Divisional Officer, Fire Department.
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27 Dead In Delhi Fire: PM Modi, Arvind Kejriwal Mourn Loss
Twenty seven people were killed in a massive fire that broke out at a four-storey building in Delhi. More than 40 people sustained burns and have been hospitalised.
