Noida: Dinesh Solanki, father of two girls died in a house fire Gadhi Chaukhandi village Sector 121 also died on Monday night.
Dinesh, who suffered 65 per cent burns while trying to save his wife and children from the flames, was first taken to Yatharth Hospital in Noida Extension. Although Dinesh was put on a ventilator, his family took him out of the hospital against the wishes of the doctors and was taking him away. Safdarjung Hospital When he died on the way in Delhi.
Dr. Kifayat Maqsood, medical superintendent of Asthaya, said that Dinesh’s condition is critical. “His respiratory tract had turned black and his burn injuries were severe,” he said.
Dinesh’s wife Mamta’s condition is stable at present. His 4-year-old son Shivaay’s condition is also improving. “We did not tell her that her husband and daughters were no more. She is asking about them again and again,” said her brother Sanjeev.
Noida Authority officials, who on Monday said that no notice had been issued against the building, claimed that a notice was pasted on the wall a few months back. Flats in the five-storey building, whose plans were not approved, were sold to buyers at cheaper rates.
It has also emerged that Amit Rawat, one of the builders, was Mamta’s brother.
Work Circle 5 project engineer Ramesh Chandra agreed that the building was constructed illegally and asked TOI to contact the junior engineer. Junior Engineer Naveen Kumar said that if any action is taken, it will be done by the land department.
Dinesh, who suffered 65 per cent burns while trying to save his wife and children from the flames, was first taken to Yatharth Hospital in Noida Extension. Although Dinesh was put on a ventilator, his family took him out of the hospital against the wishes of the doctors and was taking him away. Safdarjung Hospital When he died on the way in Delhi.
Dr. Kifayat Maqsood, medical superintendent of Asthaya, said that Dinesh’s condition is critical. “His respiratory tract had turned black and his burn injuries were severe,” he said.
Dinesh’s wife Mamta’s condition is stable at present. His 4-year-old son Shivaay’s condition is also improving. “We did not tell her that her husband and daughters were no more. She is asking about them again and again,” said her brother Sanjeev.
Noida Authority officials, who on Monday said that no notice had been issued against the building, claimed that a notice was pasted on the wall a few months back. Flats in the five-storey building, whose plans were not approved, were sold to buyers at cheaper rates.
It has also emerged that Amit Rawat, one of the builders, was Mamta’s brother.
Work Circle 5 project engineer Ramesh Chandra agreed that the building was constructed illegally and asked TOI to contact the junior engineer. Junior Engineer Naveen Kumar said that if any action is taken, it will be done by the land department.
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