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Bengaluru: Fire Breaks Out at Ramaiah Memorial Hospital (Watch Videos)

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: September 19, 2024 15:08 IST

A massive fire broke out on the third floor of Ramaiah Memorial Hospital in Bengaluru on Thursday, September 19. ...

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A massive fire broke out on the third floor of Ramaiah Memorial Hospital in Bengaluru on Thursday, September 19. According to the report, the blaze was caused by a short circuit in an AC unit near the cardiac ward. After receiving the information, firefighters and local police reached the spot.

According to the hospital, the blaze erupted at around 1:15 p m on Thursday, and hospital staff evacuated patients. Available fire extinguishers were used to control and douse the blaze. To prevent the further spread of the fire, the hospital's electricity supply was disconnected.

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Seven cardiac patients were in the ICU ward when the incident took place, and they were transferred to a nearby hospital. However, no injuries were reported. The situation remains under control as firefighters continue their efforts to fully extinguish the blaze.

Tags: BengaluruFire & emergency serviceskarnatakaRamaiah Memorial Hospital
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