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Front facade, sealed windows turned Delhi B&B into death trap
The structure never received a sanctioned building plan from the MCD and lacked a mandatory fire safety no-objection certificate (NOC), officials said. | Latest News Delhi
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hindustantimes.com
Malviya Nagar fire: Delhi eatery had approval for 6 rooms, was operating 24
Malviya Nagar fire: Officials are examining whether any violations of licensing and safety norms may have contributed to the scale of the tragedy. | India News
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‘No ventilation’ in shaft-like building, chilling escape video: 5 shocking details in Delhi Malviya Nagar fire
Locals and eyewitnesses in Delhi's Malviya Nagar described how the structure where fire broke out lacked proper windows for ventilation. | India News
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gulfnews.com
Delhi fire tragedy: Hotel with six-room permit operated 25 rooms
Delhi hotel fire kills 21 as six-room B&B allegedly ran 25 rooms, raising questions over safety violations, licensing lapses and regulatory oversight in Hauz Rani.
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Death trap opposite a hospital: Questions mount after Delhi fire kills 21
Delhi fire opposite hospital kills 21, exposing deadly safety lapses in Malviya Nagar guest house serving patients’ families and medical tourists in a busy health hub.
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Delhi hotel horror: Fire safety experts opine, restaurateurs call for stricter compliance
Malviya Nagar B&B fire incident has raised concerns over breach of norms, safety lapses and the unforeseen burden of medical tourism on budget-friendly accommodations in the city.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
No way out: Sealed windows, sensor gates turned Delhi's Malviya Nagar hotel into death trap during fire
NEW DELHI: Sealed glass windows, sensor-operated gates that reportedly failed during the blaze, overcrowded rooms, and multiple fire safety violations turned a hotel in Malviya…
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Dodgy licences, unauthorised expansion among violations to surface after Delhi fire
Together, these violations created conditions that turned a fire into one of Delhi’s deadliest fire disasters in recent years. | India News
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Why were victims trapped inside after big fire in Delhi? 5 big revelations
While exact cause of the fire is yet to be established, police said preliminary investigations suggest it started in the restaurant operating on ground floor. | India News
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Delhi: Building owner arrested after fire kills 21
The bed-and-breakfast establishment was operating beyond its permitted capacity limit, police said.
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Room permit, closed exit: How safety gaps sparked another Delhi tragedy in BnB blaze, killing 21
Most of the victims of the fire, one of Delhi's worst in years, were either people visiting India for their medical treatment or caregivers of patients. | India News
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Sealed windows, locked basement among lapses found in Delhi guest house fire probe
A devastating fire at a Malviya Nagar guest house claimed 21 lives. Investigations reveal critical safety failures, including sealed windows and a locked basement. Most victims…
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Hours after deadly fire killed 21 in Delhi BnB, owner filed to renew expired licence
An HT investigation found that owner Lavkesh Bajaj didn’t have a licence to run a full-fledged restaurant and only possessed a “tea and snacks outlet” licence. | India News
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Front facade, sealed windows turned Delhi B&B into death trap
The structure never received a sanctioned building plan from the MCD and lacked a mandatory fire safety no-objection certificate (NOC), officials said. | Latest News Delhi
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Safety gaps spark another Delhi tragedy as 21 die in B&B blaze
Owner arrested for lapses; 26 rooms instead of the six allowed, no fire exit. Police say 12 foreigners among victims; most travelled to Capital for treatment | India News
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Delhi's Hauz Rani blaze: Owner’s two other B&Bs flouted same rules
The fire at Flourish Stay killed at least 21 people, including 11 foreign nationals, and exposed a series of alleged violations. | Latest News Delhi
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More than 500 lives lost in fire incidents over six years, raising serious safety concerns
A devastating fire at a Malviya Nagar bed and breakfast, claiming 21 lives, has renewed scrutiny of Delhi's fire safety infrastructure. This incident highlights a grim trend, with…