<p>Bengaluru: A woman has died following a fire at her house in North <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/bengaluru-news">Bengaluru</a> on Monday night, officials said on Tuesday. </p><p>The deceased has been identified as Savitha, 55. Her husband, Ramesh Babu, a contractor, her son Vishrut, and her mother-in-law Sannamma managed to escape unhurt.</p><p>According to preliminary investigations, the fire broke out a little after 9.30 pm at their three-storied building in ‘D’ Block, Rajajinagar. The family lived in the duplex house on the third floor. A house on the first floor was given on rent, the police said. </p>.Three of a family killed in LPG explosion in Bengaluru.<p>Babu, in his statement, told the police that between 9.30 pm and 10 pm, he was watching TV with Sannamma on the ground floor of their duplex house. The son was on the first floor with two rooms and noticed a fire in one of them. He alerted Babu and Sannamma, who managed to move out of the house.</p><p>“Savitha was stuck on the top floor, and Vishrut, too, managed to come out. A little later, firefighters arrived, and they got to my wife after dousing the blaze. My wife was unconscious and was taken to the hospital in Malleswaram, where doctors said she had died,” Babu told the police.</p><p>Based on the statement, the Subramanya Nagar police registered an Unnatural Death Report (UDR). “Preliminary probe indicates a short circuit, but expert opinion is being sought,” a senior police officer told <em>DH</em>.</p>
<p>Bengaluru: A woman has died following a fire at her house in North <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/bengaluru-news">Bengaluru</a> on Monday night, officials said on Tuesday. </p><p>The deceased has been identified as Savitha, 55. Her husband, Ramesh Babu, a contractor, her son Vishrut, and her mother-in-law Sannamma managed to escape unhurt.</p><p>According to preliminary investigations, the fire broke out a little after 9.30 pm at their three-storied building in ‘D’ Block, Rajajinagar. The family lived in the duplex house on the third floor. A house on the first floor was given on rent, the police said. </p>.Three of a family killed in LPG explosion in Bengaluru.<p>Babu, in his statement, told the police that between 9.30 pm and 10 pm, he was watching TV with Sannamma on the ground floor of their duplex house. The son was on the first floor with two rooms and noticed a fire in one of them. He alerted Babu and Sannamma, who managed to move out of the house.</p><p>“Savitha was stuck on the top floor, and Vishrut, too, managed to come out. A little later, firefighters arrived, and they got to my wife after dousing the blaze. My wife was unconscious and was taken to the hospital in Malleswaram, where doctors said she had died,” Babu told the police.</p><p>Based on the statement, the Subramanya Nagar police registered an Unnatural Death Report (UDR). “Preliminary probe indicates a short circuit, but expert opinion is being sought,” a senior police officer told <em>DH</em>.</p>
