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A minor fire at Bengaluru's Victoria Hospital led to the safe relocation of 26 burn ward patients. No injuries reported, and the fire was promptly extinguished, ensuring safety.

Minor Fire Incident at Victoria Hospital: 26 Patients Relocated

Bengaluru's Victoria Hospital safely relocated 26 burn ward patients following a minor fire. No injuries were reported, and quick actions by hospital staff and firefighters contained the situation.

Fire Incident at Victoria Hospital - Patients Safe

A minor fire at Victoria Hospital required 26 burn ward patients to be relocated. There were no injuries, and the fire department quickly handled the situation.

Bengaluru: In the early hours of Tuesday, a minor fire incident occurred in the seminar room of the burns ward at the state-operated Victoria Hospital, necessitating the relocation of 26 patients to another ward, as per official reports. No casualties or injuries were recorded from the incident.
The fire broke out at approximately 3 a.m., reportedly due to a suspected short circuit in a switchboard located in the seminar room adjacent to the burns ward on the hospital's first floor. A vigilant resident doctor on duty noticed the blaze and promptly alerted authorities. The fire department responded swiftly and managed to extinguish the flames.
At the time of the incident, the burns ward housed 26 patients, comprising 14 men, five women, and seven children, with five of the patients in intensive care unit (ICU), stated Ramesh Krishna K, Dean and Director of Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, in an official statement.
"As a precautionary measure and due to the presence of smoke, we have transferred all 26 burns patients from this ward to the H Block of Victoria Hospital. All patients, attendants, doctors, and hospital staff are safe, and the situation is well under control," he confirmed.
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A tragic hospital fire in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, led to six deaths, sparking investigations into safety protocols. An electrical short circuit is suspected. The community mourns the loss, urging preventative measures. Thirty patients evacuated safely.

Dindigul Hospital Fire: Six Dead

The fire was suspected to have been caused by an electrical short circuit, police said citing initial probe.

At least six persons, including a minor boy, were killed in a fire accident at a private hospital in Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu on Thursday, police and Fire department officials said.
All the six were found unconscious in a lift, they said. They were rushed to a hospital where they were declared dead by doctors.
The victims suffocated to death and the Fire and Rescue Services personnel found them inside the lift after evacuating about 30 in-patients of the hospital. The evacuated persons have been admitted in the district GH, the officials added.
The fire was suspected to have been caused by an electrical short circuit, police said citing initial probe.
TV visuals showed fire and smoke billowing from the hospital building, with fire tenders pressed into service to put down the flames.

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