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15 Trapped as Massive Fire Engulfs Building in Ujjain

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A massive fire has broken out in a residential-cum-commercial building in Ujjain. Fifteen people are reported to be trapped inside the structure. Six fire tenders have been deployed to the scene. Some people have already been rescued, and efforts are ongoing to bring out those still trapped.

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