Tragic Fire Claims Lives of Family in Delhi Metro Quarters

A heartbreaking incident occurred in northwest Delhi when a fire in a Delhi Metro residential complex claimed the lives of a family of three. The victims, identified as Ajay Kumar, Neelam, and their daughter Jahnvi, were found after the fire broke out late at night. In a separate event, an LPG cylinder explosion in East Delhi injured three firefighters but thankfully resulted in no fatalities. Investigations are ongoing to determine the causes of these tragic incidents, highlighting the importance of fire safety measures in residential areas.
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Tragic Fire Claims Lives of Family in Delhi Metro Quarters

Family Dies in Fire Incident at Delhi Metro Quarters

A devastating fire broke out late Monday night in a building located within the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) residential complex in Adarsh Nagar, northwest Delhi, resulting in the tragic deaths of a couple and their 10-year-old daughter. According to officials from the Delhi Fire Service, the victims have been identified as 42-year-old Ajay Kumar, his 38-year-old wife Neelam, and their daughter Jahnvi.


The fire was reported at 2:39 AM on the fifth floor of the DMRC quarters, prompting the dispatch of five fire engines to the scene.


Explosion in East Delhi Causes Fire, Injures Firefighters

In a separate incident on January 4, a fire erupted in a multi-story residential building in the Mandawali area of East Delhi following an LPG cylinder explosion. Fortunately, there were no reported casualties; however, three firefighters sustained injuries during the firefighting efforts. The fire was reported around 1 PM, originating from the fourth floor after an LPG cylinder exploded. Fire department officials stated, "We immediately dispatched fire engines to the location."


Around 1:50 PM, officials reported that another LPG explosion occurred while they were battling the flames, resulting in injuries to the firefighters. By approximately 2:05 PM, the fire was brought under control, and the injured personnel were taken to the hospital. The exact cause of the LPG cylinder explosion remains under investigation.


Community Reacts to the Tragedy