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Jhansi Medical College NICU Fire: Ten Immediate Deaths, Later Toll Reports Differ
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Jhansi Medical College NICU Fire: Ten Immediate Deaths, Later Toll Reports Differ

A late-night fire in the neonatal intensive care unit killed ten newborns immediately, injured 16 and led to the rescue of 37–45 babies in early official reporting. Later reports cited additional deaths; the record separates the 16 November NHRC figures from subsequent counts.

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Bhandara Hospital SNCU Fire: Ten Newborns Killed, Seven Rescued
Case StudyBuilding & Structural · Fire & Explosion · District General Hospital, Bhandara, Maharashtra, India · 9 January 2021

Bhandara Hospital SNCU Fire: Ten Newborns Killed, Seven Rescued

A fire confined to the out-born section of the Special Newborn Care Unit killed ten infants; seven babies in the in-born unit were rescued.…

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