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Over 800 Dead in Delhi Fires Since 2016, 65 Deaths Already in 2026

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Delhi has recorded more than 800 fire-related deaths since 2016, according to data from the Delhi government. Since 2019 alone, 543 people have lost their lives in fire incidents across the city. The alarming trend has continued into 2026, with 65 fire deaths reported in just the first half of the year. The figures highlight a persistent and worsening fire safety crisis in the Indian capital.

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