Police sign in FIR in Mumbai high-rise fireplace.
KEY POINTS :
- The blaze had erupted on the 19th floor of the One Avighna Park building around 11.45 am on Friday.
- The fire brigade had categorised it as Level-4 (major) fire.
Mumbai Police have registered a first statistics record (FIR) about the hearth in a 61-storey residential building in Currey Road vicinity of critical Mumbai, which resulted in the loss of life of a security guard as he fell from its 19th ground, an official said on Saturday.
“A case has been registered against the proprietor of the building, its occupant, the fireplace safety preservation contractor and others under IPC sections 336 (rash or negligent act that endangers human existence or private protection of others), 304 (A) (causing loss of life by using negligence) and below sections of the Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act at Kalachowki police station here,” the police professional stated.
The blaze had erupted at the nineteenth floor of the One Avighna Park building around eleven. Forty-five am on Friday. The fire brigade had categorized it as Level-four (principal) fireplace.
Arun Tiwari, a 30-year-vintage protection guard of the construction, had been given trapped in a flat on that ground and to store himself, he held on to the flat’s balcony for some time earlier than falling to loss of life. The hearth brigade employees had rescued 16 stranded folks.
“Initially, a case of accidental loss of life became registered,” the professional stated. As a result, police are probing the incident he brought.
