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Home / J&K / Three Sisters Charred To Death In Fire In J Ks Ramban 590028

Three sisters charred to death in fire in J-K's Ramban

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Updated At : 04:03 PM Feb 12, 2024 IST

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Banihal/Jammu, February 12

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Three teenage sisters were burnt to death on Monday when a fire broke out at their home in a remote village in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ramban district, officials said.

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The three-storey house in Dhanmasta-Tajnihal village, in Ukhral block, caught fire in the early hours of the day, they said.

The victims – Bisma (18), Saika (14) and Saniya (11) – were sleeping on the top floor and were unable to evacuate as the fire engulfed the entire house.

Their bodies were found by personnel of the fire and emergency services, the officials said, adding that the cause of the fire was yet to be ascertained.

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