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Haryana man dies in fire at Srinagar's Badamibagh Army cantonment

The fire broke out in a civil canteen at the cantonment, resulting in damage to the structure, say officials

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Srinagar, Updated At : 02:38 PM Jan 18, 2025 IST

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A non-local civilian died in a fire incident inside the Badamibagh Army cantonment here on Saturday, officials said.

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The fire broke out in a civil canteen at the cantonment, resulting in damage to the structure, the officials said.

They said a civil contractor, identified as Rajesh Kumar from Haryana, received burn injuries in the incident.

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He was shifted to the Army's 92 base hospital nearby, where he was declared dead, the officials said.

The fire has been brought under control, they added.

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