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Fire in baby care centre: 6 children have died in a fire at a baby care centre in Vivek Vihar, Delhi. The fire broke out at the baby care centre on Saturday night. According to fire officer Rajendra Atwal, the fire was brought under control with the help of 16 fire tenders. The firefighters managed to save 11 newborn babies.
Officials say 11 newborns were rescued from the infant care center but six died during treatment in the hospital. Six people, including a child, who was a victim of the accident, are on ventilators.
Delhi Fire Service says that at 11:32 pm that night, a fire broke out in a children's centre in Vivek Vihar area of East Delhi. After this, eight fire brigade vehicles were sent to the spot. However, the cause of the fire has not been ascertained yet.
DCP Shahdara's statement has come out on the fire in Vivek Vihar Baby Care Center. He said that appropriate action will be taken against the hospital owner Naveen Kichi, who lives in Bharon Enclave of Paschim Vihar.
The baby care center was built in a 120-yard building
According to the Delhi Fire Department, the baby care center was built in a 120-yard building. 12 children were rescued from the first floor, of which 7 died in the hospital and 5 are still admitted. The cause of the fire that killed a child in the ICU this morning is unknown.
An oxygen cylinder was lying inside the centre and
A building next to the infant care centre also caught fire, but luckily there were no casualties. A large number of oxygen cylinders were lying inside the infant care centre. Some oxygen cylinders exploded due to the fire, the scene of which is visible at the spot. 16 fire brigade vehicles reached the spot at night and brought the fire under control in about 50 minutes.