Dozens of family members looking to recover the bodies of loved ones who died in a massive fire at an amusement park in western India have been told they were burnt beyond recognition and tests were needed to identify the remains.
A major fire broke out Saturday at an amusement park in Gujarat state in western India, killing at least 27 people, including several children, police and media reports said.Earthmovers remove burnt debris the day after a fire broke out in an amusement park in Rajkot, India, Sunday, May 26, 2024. A massive fire damaged a large part of the park on Saturday, killing more than twenty people and injuring some others, news reports said.
His 24-year-old nephew was with three friends when a massive fire broke out Saturday at an amusement park in the city of Rajkot in westernLocal police officer Raju Bhargav said that while the owner Yuvraj Singh Solanki bought some fire extinguishers and was in the process of installing a water fire impression system, he ran the two-storey place without authorization from the fire department. He said Solanki and the park manager have been arrested and charged with “negligence that led to deaths.
Panicked visitors ran for safety but the narrow gates at the park restricted a quick escape, The Indian Express newspaper reported.Disney receives another key approval to expand Southern California theme parks Relatives said doctors advised them Sunday not to wait and head home as DNA tests to identify the remains might take up to 48 hours.
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