Representative Image (Reuters) 
World

One killed as fire breaks out in Singapore apartment

The cause of the fire was under investigation

IANS

SINGAPORE: One person was killed after a fire broke out in an apartment in Singapore on Saturday, civil defence forces said.

The fire that broke out at Block 131C, Canberra Crescent, was extinguished by firefighters, Xinhua news agency reported.

Nearly 30 persons from the second to fourth floor were evacuated as a precautionary measure.

Paramedics assessed three persons from the neighboring units for smoke inhalation and referred one of them to Singapore General Hospital.

The other two declined to be sent to the hospital.

The cause of the fire was under investigation.

Sikkim tunnel collapse: 20 workers dead, efforts on to rescue five trapped

Tamil Nadu records 38 manual scavenging deaths in 2026, third-highest in country

Tamil Nadu government to appoint non-hereditary trustees to 8,193 temples

No point in being furious with the Censor Board, says H Vinoth ahead of Jana Nayagan release

Rahul, Priyanka, Akhilesh detained, forcibly removed from protest site near PM's residence