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The fire occurred in a holiday village in the Inani region, one of the popular destinations for local tourists.
Syed Mohammad Morshed Hossain, deputy director of the Fire Brigade and Civil Defense Department in the district, stated that the fire broke out at Tuptup Resto and Resort in the Inani district of Cox's Bazar district, a popular destination among domestic tourists.
According to authorities, a total of 10 people lost their lives in the fire that broke out on Saturday morning, six of whom were members of the same family. It was stated that there were children among the dead, the youngest of whom was 5 years old.
An eyewitness who wanted to help people trapped in the fire said that some people took shelter in toilets to save their lives, but they could not escape.
While the cause of the fire is not yet known, authorities stated that an investigation has been launched.
This happened after 20 people died in a massive fire that destroyed a restaurant in India.
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Announcement of the official investigation report regarding the incident.
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