Seven Suffocate After Fire Breaks Out In Bandra West Building, Blaze Controlled In 30 Minutes
Mumbai: Seven people suffered from suffocation after a fire broke out at a ground-plus-seven-storey building in Bandra West on Saturday. The blaze was brought under control within approximately half an hour, following which seven residents who complained of suffocation were provided medical treatment on an OPD (outpatient) basis. All seven are reported to be stable. Navi Mumbai’s ₹41 Crore…
A fire broke out in a seven-storey building on Station Road in Bandra West on Saturday, causing seven individuals to suffer from suffocation. The blaze was swiftly controlled and extinguished within 30 minutes, with paramedics providing medical treatment to the seven residents on an outpatient basis. All seven are reported to be stable and recovering.
The fire occurred at approximately 10:23 am on Saturday, with emergency services managing to control the blaze completely by 10:49 am. The injured individuals identified include Gajala Javed Shaikh, 47, Javed Dildar Shaikh, 48, Tahera Ismail Shaikh, 28, Mohimuddin Javed Shaikh, 8, Ismail Akhinuddin Shaikh, 38, Mariha Javed Shaikh, 12, and Mehnoor Javed Shaikh, 20.
Their current condition remains stable, and they are receiving treatment on an outpatient basis. For those seeking information on property deals in the Mumbai region, further details can be found at https://budgetproperties.in.
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