Karol Bagh hotel fire 2 jump off building die

  • | Tuesday | 12th February, 2019

Karol Bagh hotel fire: People jump off the window to save themselves https://t.co/aRNDEs4QSx — TOI Delhi (@TOIDelhi) 1549940828000NEW DELHI: Two persons jumped off a hotel building in Karol Bagh area of Delhi in a bid to save themselves from a fire that killed 17 people on early Tuesday morning.Both the persons were hotel staff members and succumbed to their injuries, confirmed officials. 30 fire tenders had been rushed to the spot. We have to look for bodies, if any, inside the hotel. Those injured have been sent to hospital," deputy chief fire officer Sunil Choudhary said. The fire broke out in Hotel Arpit Palace in central Delhi's Karol Bagh at around 4.30am.A video of the incident showed two people jumping from the fourth floor of the burning building.At least 30 fire tenders were rushed to the spot and the fire has been doused, the fire department said.

Karol Bagh hotel fire: People jump off the window to save themselves https://t.co/aRNDEs4QSx — TOI Delhi (@TOIDelhi) 1549940828000 NEW DELHI: Two persons jumped off a hotel building in Karol Bagh area of Delhi in a bid to save themselves from a fire that killed 17 people on early Tuesday morning.Both the persons were hotel staff members and succumbed to their injuries, confirmed officials. The fire broke out in Hotel Arpit Palace in central Delhi's Karol Bagh at around 4.30am.A video of the incident showed two people jumping from the fourth floor of the burning building.At least 30 fire tenders were rushed to the spot and the fire has been doused, the fire department said."The cause of the fire is yet to be investigated. 30 fire tenders had been rushed to the spot. The rescue operation is over. There was wooden panelling on the corridor because of which people could not use the corridors to escape," a fire official was quoted by ANI as saying."The fire has been doused. We have to look for bodies, if any, inside the hotel. Those injured have been sent to hospital," deputy chief fire officer Sunil Choudhary said.

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