Fire Breaks Out At Nowrosjee Wadia Hospital In Mumbai, No Injuries Reported
Mumbai Hospital Fire: As many as eight fire engines and six water tankers were sent to the spot. The fire has been brought under control.
A level-2 fire broke out at Nowrosjee Wadia Hospital in Mumbai's Parel on Friday evening, PTI reported. As many as eight fire engines and six water tankers were sent to the spot and the blaze was brought under control in an hour.
No injuries have been reported and patients in wards near the area where the fire broke out were shifted to safe places, ANI reported.
The fire erupted near a paediatric operation theatre on the first floor of the hospital around 6.50 pm.
The incident comes days after a massive fire engulfed a film studio set near the Andheri Sports Complex, killing one person.
The blaze at Chitrakoot Studio, spread across over 5,000 square feet, was brought under control after four hours.
The victim, identified as Manish Devashi (32), was reportedly a lightman working at the studio on the sets erected for a Rajshri Productions film and another movie by filmmaker Luv Ranjan.
The second film, titled "Anaam", stars Ranbir Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor. The actors were scheduled to shoot a song there. However, both the actors were not on the set at the time of the tragedy.
Earlier this week, eight people died after a massive fire broke out at New Life Multi-Speciality Hospital in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur.
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As per the preliminary investigation, the hospital had taken a provisional fire No Objection Certificate (NOC) last March but its validity expired in March this year
One of the four absconding doctors-cum-owners of the private hospital in Jabalpur where a devastating fire had claimed eight lives was arrested on Wednesday in Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, police said.
Dr Santosh Soni, having a 25 per cent partnership in the New Life Multi-speciality Hospital, was arrested from the Umaria district while the search for other doctors is on, said Jabalpur Superintendent of Police Siddharth Bahuguna.