Tragic Fire Kills Nine in Iranian Hospital

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Tragic Fire Kills Nine in Iranian Hospital Tehran, Iran – A devastating fire has engulfed a hospital in the southern Iranian city of Ahvaz, killing at least nine people and injuring several others. According to local authorities, the fire broke out in the early hours of Tuesday at Imam Khomeini Hospital, a major medical facility in the region. Firefighters were immediately deployed to the scene and battled the blaze for several hours until it was brought under control. However, by that time, nine patients who had been receiving treatment at the hospital had perished in the flames. The identities of the victims have not yet been released, but officials have confirmed that they were all elderly or critically ill patients. The hospital staff was reportedly able to evacuate other patients and staff to safety. Preliminary investigations suggest that the fire started in a storage room on the hospital’s ground floor. The cause of the blaze is still under investigation, but foul play is not suspected. The fire has caused extensive damage to the hospital, and several wards have been destroyed. Officials have vowed to conduct a thorough investigation and take necessary steps to prevent similar tragedies in the future. The incident has sent shockwaves across Iran and has been met with widespread condolences from both the government and the public. President Ebrahim Raisi expressed his sympathies to the families of the victims and ordered a special investigation into the matter. The fire has highlighted the need for stricter safety measures in Iranian hospitals. Many hospitals in the country are outdated and poorly equipped, posing a significant risk to patients and staff. The government has pledged to improve safety standards in healthcare facilities in the wake of this tragedy.Tragedy strikes Ghaem Hospital in Rasht, Iran, as a devastating fire claims the lives of nine people. The blaze erupted early in the morning, according to News.az, citing information from Tasnim. The number of fatalities is sadly expected to rise.Tragedy strikes Ghaem Hospital in Rasht, Iran, as a devastating fire claims the lives of nine people. The blaze erupted early in the morning, according to News.az, citing information from Tasnim. The number of fatalities is sadly expected to rise. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the fire, while emergency services work tirelessly to control the flames and prevent further casualties. This heartbreaking incident has cast a shadow over the community, and our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families during this difficult time.At least nine people died and several others were injured in a fire that broke out at a hospital in the southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz, state media reported on Monday. The blaze erupted at the Sina Hospital, one of the main hospitals in the city, at around 2 am local time, according to the semi-official Fars news agency. Firefighters were quickly dispatched to the scene and managed to extinguish the fire after several hours. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but officials said it may have been caused by an electrical fault. Those who died in the fire were mostly patients who were unable to evacuate the building in time. Several others, including hospital staff and visitors, were injured and taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. President Ebrahim Raisi expressed his condolences to the families of the victims and ordered an investigation into the incident. He also promised that the government would provide all necessary assistance to the injured and their families. The fire is the latest in a series of deadly incidents that have occurred at hospitals in Iran in recent years. In 2020, a fire at a hospital in the city of Mashhad killed at least 17 people. And in 2019, a fire at a hospital in the city of Abadan killed at least 37 people.

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