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The Baby Care New Born Hospital in Delhi, where a fire claimed the lives of seven infants, had grave safety lapses and violations. The hospital’s second exit was blocked by medical supplies, and its fire safety systems were non-functional. The hospital admitted twice the number of infants allowed and employed unqualified staff who were not prepared for emergencies. These findings underscore the need for stringent hospital regulations and qualified personnel to ensure the safety of vulnerable newborns.

Naveen Khichi, the owner of the Delhi hospital where seven newborns tragically died in a fire, has been taken into three-day police custody along with Dr. Akash, who was on duty during the incident. Khichi had been absconding after the fire but was apprehended on Sunday. The hospital’s license had expired in March, and unqualified doctors were treating the babies.

A devastating fire at a Delhi hospital has claimed the lives of seven newborn babies, revealing alarming details of negligence. The Baby Care New Born Hospital in Vivek Vihar operated with an expired license, exceeding its permitted bed capacity, and employed unqualified doctors for newborn care. Additionally, the hospital lacked essential safety measures such as fire extinguishers and emergency exits. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and prompted a magisterial inquiry, as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding this tragedy.