Four persons killed in fire at private hospital in Nagpur
The Hindu
The fire reportedly started from an AC unit of ICU located on second floor
Four persons died and some others suffered injuries after a fire broke out in a private hospital at Nagpur in Maharashtra on Friday, an official said. The incident occurred at 8.10 p.m. at the hospital located in the Wadi area of the city, he said. “The fire reportedly started from an AC unit of the ICU located on the second floor. The blaze remained confined to that floor and did not spread further,” Nagpur Municipal Corporation’s chief fire officer Rajendra Uchke said, adding that it was a non-COVID-19 hospital.
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