Four of family killed in fire in Madhya Pradesh’s Dewas
The Hindu
Family of four, including two children, tragically killed in a fire at a milk parlour-cum-house in Madhya Pradesh.
Four members of a family, among them two children, were killed in a fire that broke out at a milk parlour-cum-house in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas district in the early hours of Saturday (December 21, 2024) police said.
The blaze erupted on the premises in the Nayapura area around 4.45 am, an official said.
"We received information about a fire in a milk parlour in Nayapura, and a family was living in the same premises," Nahar Darwaja police station in-charge Manju Yadav said.
She said the victims, a couple and their two children, died of suffocation and burn injuries.
A team from the fire brigade rushed to the spot and brought the blaze under control, the official said, adding that further details are awaited.
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