Four dead, two hurt in Delhi shoe factory fire; owner summoned

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A blaze tore through a shoe manufacturing unit in Mangolpuri Industrial Area in Delhi, claiming four lives. Firefighters arrived swiftly and rescued six people who were trapped inside the building. Two of the injured were admitted to Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital for medical care. Authorities and police are still probing what triggered the fire. The factory owner has been summoned as part of the ongoing inquiry.

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