Sikkim: 3 dead, 20 injured after milk truck plows into crowded fair
DM Tushar stated that medical attention is being diligently given to the patients, who are currently under observation.
Three persons were killed and thousands were left homeless following a fierce blaze that broke out in a Kenyan slum here, an official said on Monday.
The National Disaster Management Unit Deputy Director Pius Masai said they fear the toll from Sunday’s fire that affected 6,000 families, might rise.
Multi-agencies were still combing the scene in efforts to know more about the fire that broke out in Lang’ata’s Kijiji slum around 9 p.m. on Sunday, Xinhua news agency reported.
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“We appeal to anyone missing a family member to report to Lang’ata police station or at the command post,” he said, adding that one of the deceased had been identified.
The fierce flames, sparked by a short-circuit, tore through hundreds of the closely built structures, leaving thousands of residents with huge losses.
Masai also appealed for donation of food and non-food items. The affected people were camping at a school and there was a threat of an outbreak of disease.
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