A fire at a nightclub in Goa, in western India, has led to the death of 23 people. Authorities have launched an investigation.
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A major fire broke out on Sunday morning at a nightclub in Arpora, Goa, resulting in the death of at least 23 people, including tourists, according to statements from Chief Minister Pramod Sawant. He described the day as "very painful" for the community in Goa. The fire was caused by burns and asphyxiation, and officials announced that they would take severe measures against those responsible. Sawant visited the site of the incident and ordered an investigation to determine the circumstances of the tragedy. Goa, a popular tourist destination, has been profoundly affected by this incident, highlighting the need for stricter safety measures in public places.
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