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No way out: Sealed windows, sensor gates turned Delhi hotel into death trap during fire

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No way out: Sealed windows, sensor gates turned Delhi hotel into death trap during fire
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A fire at a hotel in Delhi's Malviya Nagar resulted in 21 deaths, with investigators citing safety violations including sealed windows and unauthorized room expansions. The building lacked a fire safety certificate and had blocked escape routes.

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This tragedy underscores the critical need for stricter enforcement of building codes and fire safety regulations in rapidly urbanizing areas.

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The report focuses on factual findings from fire services and police investigations regarding safety violations.

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