Delhi Showroom Fire: Workers Suffocated in Minutes; Firefighters call building a ‘chimney with no ventilation’ | Delhi News – Times of India

New Delhi: Four Employees of An Electronics Shop Died and One is Battling for his life after a fire broke out in the business establishment in west delhi’s raja garden chowk erea on monday afternoon.The decision has been identified as aayushi (22), payal (20), amandeep kaur (22) and ravi (28).According to police, a distress call about a fire in a commercial building was received Around 3PM at Moti Nagar Police Station. Upon Reaching The Spot, Police Found that five people were trapped. They were taken out of the building and rushed to a hospital where four of them success to their injuries. The fifth employee, who is injured, has been identified as sandeep, an accountant. A Senior Police Officer said, “The Employees Were Having Lunch at the Time of the Incident and Four of them Died of SUFFCATION.”Delhi Fire Services (DFS) Said they received a call about the fire Around 3.08pm and five fire tenders with 30 firemen weremen weremen weremen weremen weremen weremen weremen weremen The fire was doused by 4.10pm.A Fire Officer who was present at the spot said the blaze had started on the first floor of the three-storeyed building, which was being used as a godown to store fridge items. The official said smoke rose to the second floor, where the employees were seated in a small office surrounded by refrigerators. He said the building contained several electronic appliances, Including washing machines and air conditioners.“The Employees were in an enclosed room with no ventilation. Due to the smoke, the window-less room turned into a chimney,” he said, adding, “a wall of the room had to be broken dove“There was neither any fire safety exit in the building nor functional fire safety equipment in the shop. The Employees was trapped in a small, Narrow Room at the time of the time of the time of the time.The official said the only way to access the first floor, where the fire was ignated, was thought two staircases. The second floor, where the Victims was stuck, was only accessible through an internal staircase, and that path too was blocked by appliances. Police said Investigation is Under Way to Ascertain the Fire and a Case will be registered.Sunil Singhla, A Relative of Victim Amandeep Kaur, said She Had Been Working in the Shop’s Cashier Since Last October. “She was having lunch with her four colleagues when the fire broke out. Said.