Quick Response Averts Tragedy in Thane Hospital Fire
A minor fire broke out in an ICU ward of a private hospital in Thane, Maharashtra. Prompt action from the fire department prevented injuries among the six patients present during the incident. The cause of the fire, which started in a ventilator, is currently under investigation.

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A minor fire ignited in the ICU ward of a private hospital in Thane, Maharashtra, on Wednesday morning, according to local civic officials.
No injuries were reported from the blaze, which began around 10:37 AM in the Rutu Park hospital's ICU. A ventilator was identified as the source of the fire, though the exact cause remains undisclosed.
The six patients in the facility, including a 66-year-old ICU occupant, were safely evacuated. Responders from the regional disaster management team and local fire personnel extinguished the blaze within an hour as investigations into the cause continue.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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