Many dead in fire at COVID hospital in India’s Mumbai
Al Jazeera
At least 10 die after fire breaks out in a mall housing a hospital treating coronavirus patients in the city.
A fire has killed at least 10 people in a shopping mall that housed a private hospital treating coronavirus patients in India’s financial capital of Mumbai, officials said. The fire broke out late on Thursday night inside the mall’s Sunrise Hospital in Mumbai’s Bhandup area, a municipal spokesman said. Uddhav Thackeray, chief minister of Maharashtra state where Mumbai is situated, said 68 patients had been evacuated and shifted to other hospitals.
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