Delhi Hotel Fire: Nigerian National Admitted In Safdarjung Hospital Dies, Toll Rises To 22
The deceased, identified as Okale, had suffered severe burn injuries and was receiving care at Safdarjung Hospital after being shifted from Max Hospital.
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The deceased, identified as Okale, had suffered severe burn injuries and was receiving care at Safdarjung Hospital after being shifted from Max Hospital.
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