Tragic Fire Claims Four Lives in Rajasthan Scrap Godown
A devastating fire at a scrap godown in Neemrana, Rajasthan, resulted in the death of four people, including two minors. Suspected to have been sparked by a lit bidi, the victims were trapped by a wall, leading to suffocation. The owner is absconding as police investigate.
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A devastating fire broke out on Friday night at a scrap godown in Neemrana, Rajasthan, claiming the lives of four people, including two minor girls, police reported on Saturday.
The victims were young Kavita, her seven-year-old relative, a driver named Ravindutt Yadav, and Johnny, an employee at the godown. An investigation suggests the fire was ignited by a bidi thrown by the driver, which ignited spirit from perfume bottles being sorted.
Tragically, as the fire spread, the victims found themselves trapped by a wall and died from suffocation. The warehouse owner, Karan Singh, is absconding, while police have detained an associate for questioning. A case has been registered.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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