A fire at a hotel in Delhi has left 13 people hospitalized, including 12 foreigners, according to hospital officials. As of Tuesday, all patients at Max Hospital in Saket are reported to be in clinically stable condition.
Current Patient Status
Of the 13 patients currently admitted to the facility, eight are receiving intensive care in the ICU, while four others are being treated in general wards. The hospital administration confirmed that the remaining patient is under observation but not in critical condition.
Foreign Nationals Involved
The majority of those affected are foreign nationals, though their specific countries of origin have not been disclosed. Embassy officials have been notified and are in contact with the hospital to provide consular assistance.
Fire Incident Details
The fire broke out late Monday night at a hotel located in South Delhi. Firefighters responded promptly, evacuating guests and containing the blaze. The cause of the fire is under investigation, with preliminary reports suggesting an electrical short circuit.
Hospital authorities stated that all patients are receiving appropriate medical care and are being monitored closely. No fatalities have been reported, and the condition of those in the ICU is improving.
The incident has raised concerns about fire safety compliance in hotels, with authorities likely to conduct inspections in the coming days.
