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Three newborns killed in NICU fire at Amravati District Women's Hospital

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A fire broke out in the neonatal intensive care unit of Amravati District Women's Hospital, claiming the lives of three newborns. The blaze is believed to have started after a ventilator exploded on the third floor of the facility. Hospital staff acted quickly to evacuate 39 infants from the affected unit. Six critically ill babies were shifted to a super-speciality hospital for further treatment. Authorities are still investigating the exact cause of the ventilator explosion and the resulting fire.

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