
At least six people were injured in a fire in a three-story complex in Cox's Bazar region.
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The fire broke out on Saturday morning at the three-story Tuptup Resto and Resort in Inani.
The tragic incident occurred on the premises of the Tuptup Resto and Resort in Inani in the Cox's Bazar region, which is popular among Bangladeshi tourists, said Syed Mohammad Morshed Hossain, a representative of the fire brigade, quoted by the AP agency.
The fire broke out on Saturday morning and quickly spread to the entire three-story complex, a firefighter said.
He said that among the dead were children. At least six people were injured.
The cause of the fire is not known yet.

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