According to India Today, Mansuri hurried to the NICU unit at that point and broke a window to get inside. He remembered, “It was a massive fire that no one could brave,” the outlet said.
“The fire was so intense that I was unable to enter the ward where my daughters were admitted,” Mansuri said. “Other parents made an effort as well, but they were unsuccessful.
After that, we began saving babies from other wards. I removed seven kids. “There was only a small opening to the inner unit of the SNCU,” Mansuri said in his account of the terrifying event to the National Herald.
It’s hardly big enough for one person to pass through. Within minutes, we were feeling queasy. How could the infants have put up with it?
On Saturday, November 16, the remains of Mansuri’s twin girls were subsequently recognized, according to The Economic Times.
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