Ten killed, 14 injured in China hotel fire At least 10 persons were killed and 14 others injured on Saturday when a major fire broke out at a multi-storey luxurious hotel in Nanchang, capital of China’s eastern Jiangxi Province. Firefighters found seven bodies in the debris, and three of the 16 people hospitalised have succumbed to their injuries, state-run Xinhua news agency reported. The fire broke out on the second floor of the HNA Platinum Mix Hotel in the Honggutan New District in the morning, firefighters said. Over 10 construction workers were working on a decoration project on the second floor when the fire broke out, a woman who escaped from the scene, said. The four-storey hotel is connected to a 24-storey apartment building where over 260 residents were evacuated. Seven held Seven people in connection with the case have been taken into police custody. “Initial investigations found the fire was caused by cutting of decoration materials and further inv...
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