Huge Fire Breaks Out At Iran Hospital, No Casualties Reported Yet
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State TV said the area around the Gandhi Hospital in northern Tehran has been cordoned off and the hospital was being evacuated.
A huge fire broke out at a hospital in Iran's capital Tehran, state media reported on Thursday, with an official saying the blaze had engulfed the building's exterior facade.
There were no immediate reports of casualties or the cause of incident.
State TV said the area around the Gandhi Hospital in northern Tehran has been cordoned off and the hospital was being evacuated.
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