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Fire breaks out at Lucknow’s KGMC’s trauma centre in Lucknkow, patients evacuated

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A fire broke out in King George Medical College Trauma Centre in Lucknow on Saturday evening.

The patients of the centre have been evacuated.

 

More details are awaited.

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