Bengaluru Woman, Trapped In Apartment Fire, Dies
NDTV
The fire broke out at an apartment at Bannergatta Road at Devarachikkanahalli in Bengaluru in the afternoon.
A woman is seen helplessly wailing, trapped by a raging fire and the grills of her balcony, in difficult-to-watch visuals of a blaze in Bengaluru on Tuesday.
The grim 90-second clip, recorded by bystanders, shows the fire spreading quickly, leaving her no escape. Towards the end, the woman is seen on fire herself.
Fire service officials said she died of her injuries. Early reports said two people were seriously injured in the fire.
The fire broke out at an apartment at Bannergatta Road at Devarachikkanahalli in Bengaluru in the afternoon.
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According to police, an argument broke out after the victim asked his wife to reduce the TV sound.
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The victim approached the police authorities around one-and-a-half years after the incident.
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The victim later went to the hospital for treatment and received one day of medical leave.
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