
Delhi Hotel Fire Kills 21, Owner Arrested Amid Safety Crackdown
A deadly fire at a Delhi hotel claimed 21 lives, including an African couple, leading to the arrest of the hotel owner and prompting a city-wide crackdown on fire safety violations.
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Deadly fire rips through New Delhi hotel
A fire has ripped through a hotel in New Delhi, killing at least 21 people including 18 foreign nationals.
Read full article →India news: Delhi orders fire safety crackdown after deadly hotel fire
Hours after a fire at a New Delhi hotel killed 21 people, the establishment's owner has been arrested. Delhi is also launching a fire safety inspection. DW has the latest.
Read full article →Delhi to crack down on fire safety violations after blaze that killed 21
Read full article →Delhi hotel fire: African couple undergoing IVF treatment found dead in each other's arms
An African couple undergoing IVF treatment in Delhi were found dead in each other's arms after a devastating fire at a Malviya Nagar hotel. They were among 21 victims, discovered in a bathroom where they sought refuge. The couple's tragic end highlighted their devotion, facing death together.
By TOI CITY DESK
Read full article →Hotel owner in custody, hunt on for manager: Delhi hotel fire prompts action as 21 dead | Key updates
A forensic team has collected samples from the site and is examining them to determine what triggered the fire at Flourish Stay in Malviya Nagar.
Read full article →‘Everyone is corrupt’: Anger, grief at Gurgaon home that lost 8 to South Delhi fire
By Abhimanyu Hazarika
Read full article →13 Foreigners Among 15 Who Survived Delhi Hotel Fire Still Under Treatment
Malviya Nagar fire: Many of those staying at the hotel were foreign medical tourists or attendants of patients undergoing treatment at nearby hospitals.
Read full article →Twelve foreign nationals among 21 killed as fire rips through Delhi hotel
By Adnan Abidi
Read full article →Delhi to crack down on fire safety violations after blaze that killed 21
Building fires are common in India due to a lack of firefighting equipment, routine disregard for safety regulations
By AFP
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