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15 children killed in Surat coaching centre fire ..... A fire official said 19 fire tenders and two hydraulic platforms were pressed into service to douse the fire

15 children killed in Surat coaching centre fire ..... A fire official said 19 fire tenders and two hydraulic platforms were pressed into service to douse the fire

Clouds of smoke come out of the Surat coaching centre on May 24.PTI,24 May 2019, Surat: At least 15 students of a coaching class were killed when they jumped off a commercial complex after it caught fire Friday afternoon, Gujarat Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel said.

The fire engulfed the third and fourth floor of the Taxshila Complex here, he said.

Visuals on TV channels showed students jumping off the third and fourth floors of the building.

A fire official said 19 fire tenders and two hydraulic platforms were pressed into service to douse the fire.

Locals were seen helping in the rescue operation to save stranded students as well as other occupants of the four-storey building.

"Students on fourth and third floor jumped off to the ground to save themselves from fire and smoke. Many have been rescued and sent to hospital. The operation to douse the fire is on," said a fire official.

In a video clip of the incident, some young students can be seen coming out of the windows of a coaching class and jumping off from the third and fourth floors amid thick smoke coming out from the building.

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