Heartbroken fathers of two babies who perished in a devastating fire at a Delhi baby care center on Saturday night expressed their anguish and demanded accountability. They discovered the tragic news through media reports and friends, revealing a lapse in communication from the hospital authorities and police. The fathers, overcome with grief, shared their stories of personal loss and financial burdens incurred for their infants’ care.
A devastating fire at Baby Care New Born Hospital in Vivek Vihar, East Delhi, has claimed the lives of seven newborn infants. Twelve infants were rescued from the blazing building, but sadly, seven succumbed to their injuries. Five other newborns are receiving treatment at a nearby hospital. The fire erupted at approximately 11:30 PM on Saturday, causing extensive damage to the hospital and its adjacent structure. The bodies of the deceased infants have been transported to GTB Hospital for postmortem examinations. Police have initiated legal proceedings against the hospital’s owner, Naveen Kichi, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the fire.
A devastating fire has claimed the lives of six infants and left several others injured at a children’s hospital in Delhi’s Vivek Vihar area. Officials report that at least 11 newborn babies were successfully rescued from the inferno, which broke out on Saturday night. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
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