On Saturday, 15 hours after the catastrophe in Mundka killed 27 people, relatives of those who were inside the building at the time of the fire are still in the dark and unable to locate their family members. The victims found in the ill-fated structure have yet to be identified, and forensic specialists will be called in to aid.
The rationale for this is that most of the victims were so badly burned that it was impossible to tell whether the charred remains belonged to a male or a woman. The Sanjay Gandhi hospital, where the remains from the tragedy were transported and relatives of the missing victims continued to arrive in search of their loved ones, was a scene of mayhem for the entire night.
“I’ve been waiting for my wife for the past 12 hours and have no idea where she is.” “The officials are not responding,” said a man at the hospital whose wife used to work in the same building that was destroyed in the fire.
According to the latest information, the NDRF teams are still searching.
“The rescue mission has begun. The NDRF is investigating whether there are any additional bodies. So far, 27 bodies have been discovered, but 25 of them have yet to be recognized. “A forensic team will examine DNA samples, and 27-28 missing cases have been filed,” said DCP Sameer Sharma of the Outer District.
According to a notice issued by the District Magistrate (West) office, people can inquire about missing persons or report them to the desk by calling 011-25195529 or 011-25100093.
A WhatsApp number has also been established for the purpose, which is +91 7982661695, according to the notice.
