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Deadly Blaze Engulfs Cox's Bazar Resort
17 Oct
Summary
- A fire erupted at a three-story resort in Cox's Bazar early Saturday.
- At least 10 people perished, with nine others sustaining injuries.
- The resort, primarily built from bamboo and wood, was entirely consumed by the blaze.
A fierce fire consumed TUPTUP Resto and Resort in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, early on Saturday, resulting in at least 10 fatalities and nine injuries. The blaze ignited around 6:30 AM in the Inani area, near Patuartek Beach, rapidly engulfing the three-story structure.
Officials confirmed that the resort, largely built with bamboo and wood, was entirely gutted. Cox's Bazar Fire Service reported that six bodies had been recovered, with DNA analysis planned before their release to families. The injured were transported to Cox's Bazar Sadar Hospital for treatment.
Approximately 30 individuals were believed to be at the resort when the fire started. While some managed to escape, the status of others remained uncertain as rescue and recovery efforts continued.
