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Mumbai: Fire in highrise leaves 2 dead

| @indiablooms | Jan 22, 2022, at 03:46 pm

Mumbai: At least two people died as a fire broke out at a highrise building in Mumbai's Tardeo on Saturday morning.

The fire left 15 others hurt.

The level 3 fire was reported on the 18th floor of the 20-storey building, reports Hindustan Times.

Thirteen fire engines and seven jumbo tankers are reportedly at the spot at present.

The injured people were rushed to  Bhatia and Nair hospitals for treatment.

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