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A devastating fire in the maternity ward of Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences has resulted in the death of 14 newborn babies. The blaze, which occurred early Wednesday, engulfed the ward while the infants were under care. Investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the fire.
At least 14 newborn babies have died in a fire that broke out in the maternity ward of one of Pakistan's largest hospitals. The blaze began in the early hours of Wednesday at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences in Islamabad, engulfing the ward and resulting in the loss of life of 14 infants.
Hospital officials reported that many of the babies were in incubators or on oxygen, which likely contributed to the severity of the fire. Authorities are currently investigating the cause, with an air conditioner being a potential suspect. The prime minister has ordered a thorough probe into this tragic incident to determine responsibility and prevent future occurrences
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