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2 Indians killed in furniture godown fire in Nepal
Two Indian workers,including a teenage boy,were killed on Tuesday when a furniture godown near the Nepalese capital caught fire apparently due to a short circuit.
Two Indian workers,including a teenage boy,were killed on Tuesday when a furniture godown near the Nepalese capital caught fire apparently due to a short circuit.
The blaze broke out at 2 am local time in the godown situated in Imadol area of Lalitpur district,police said. Two workers died in the incident and were identified as Ajay Sharma (24) and Amish Kumar Sharma (15),both hailing from Bairgania in Bihar,they said.
Another Indian national Radheshyam Sharma managed to escape. Police said the fire in the godown owned by one Ravindra Sharma broke out due to a short circuit.
First published on: 06-04-2010 at 03:47:54 pm
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