18 foreigners among 21 dead in Delhi Malviya Nagar fire; victims from Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Africa
A tragic fire in Delhi's Malviya Nagar has resulted in the deaths of 21 individuals, including 18 foreign nationals. The victims hailed from several countries, including Nigeria, Mozambique, Bangladesh, Somalia, Liberia, and Afghanistan. The incident occurred in a five-storey bed and breakfast building early Wednesday morning.
- ▪The fire broke out in a five-storey bed and breakfast building in Malviya Nagar.
- ▪Among the deceased, 18 were identified as foreign nationals.
- ▪Victims included individuals from Nigeria, Mozambique, Bangladesh, Somalia, Liberia, and Afghanistan.
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18 foreigners among 21 dead in Delhi Malviya Nagar fire; victims from Bangladesh, Afghanistan, AfricaAs per people close to the matter, the victims were identified as nationals from Nigeria, Mozambique, Bangladesh, Somalia, Liberia, and Afghanistan.Published on: Jun 03, 2026 4:50 PM ISTReported by Rezaul H LaskarEdited by Danita YadavShare viaCopy link Among the 21 killed in a deadly fire in Delhi's Malviya Nagar on Wednesday morning, people familiar with the matter have stated that at least 18 were foreign nationals.Police personnel at a site fire in a restaurant at Malviya Nagar, in New Delhi (ANI)As per people close to the matter, the victims were identified as nationals from Nigeria, Mozambique, Bangladesh, Somalia, Liberia, and Afghanistan.On Wednesday morning, a fire erupted in a…
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