Bihar: 6 Dead in Fire at Patna Hotel, Authorities Report 30 Rescued

A tragic incident unfolded in the heart of Patna, Bihar. In this incident six people dead in fire at Patna Hotel but hopefully 30 people are rescued by Police and Authorities.

Fire at Patna Hotel

Patna Junction Railway Station, claiming the lives of at least six individuals and leaving dozens injured. According to officials, the blaze, suspected to have originated from a cylinder blast, erupted in the early hours of Thursday, sending panic through the crowded locality.

Senior Superintendent of Police, Rajeev Mishra, disclosed that more than 20 people were rescued from the burning building by firefighters amidst challenging conditions. The injured were promptly transported to nearby hospitals for urgent medical attention. ( You are reading Fire at Patna Hotel )

Deputy Inspector General (Fire), Mrityunjay Kumar Chaudhary, assured that the fire has been brought under control after intense efforts by the firefighting teams. However, the incident has left a somber atmosphere as authorities continue recovery and investigation operations.

Police save people from Fire at Patna Hotel

“We are deeply saddened by the loss of lives in this unfortunate event,” expressed Shobha Ohatker, Director General of the Fire Department, emphasizing the importance of regular fire audits, particularly in densely populated areas like the vicinity of Patna Junction Railway Station.

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The aftermath of the fire has prompted reflections on fire safety measures and preparedness, with authorities vowing to conduct a thorough investigation to ascertain the exact cause of the tragedy. As the community grapples with the loss, efforts are underway to provide support to the affected families and prevent such incidents in the future. ( You are reading Fire at Patna Hotel )

While the immediate focus remains on rescue and recovery, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of fire safety protocols and the need for constant vigilance in preventing such devastating occurrences.