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As the ash settles at the Rajkot game zone site, where 27 people died in a massive fire on Saturday evening, the faces behind the numbers are coming to the fore. The DNA test results of the charred bodies are coming in
Rajkot Collector Prabhav Joshi said the death toll in the tragedy stood at 27, and DNA samples of all the victims were sent to Gandhinagar FSL in the wee hours of Sunday by air ambulance. "To be doubly sure and ensure there is no issue of bodies getting exchanged, we decided to send samples of all the bodies," he said.
Of the five members of the Jadeja family who are missing and presumed dead, three are children in the age group of 10-15 years, said a distraught Devikaba.Recalling Saturdays horror, Devikaba said, My parents, brother, and my maternal uncles family went to the game zone, and we were at a restaurant while my two brothers and sister went to the upper floor to play a trampoline game. We were sitting in the restaurant when the fire broke out.
A fun weekend outing turned tragic for the Jadeja family, who lost five of its members in the massive fire at the TRP game zone in Gujarat's Rajkot city.