Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Four Family Members Die in Bihar Fire-Related Tragedy
In a sad accident in Bihar, India, four family members died because they were sleeping in a closed room with a fire burning to keep them warm.
The fire made a dangerous gas called carbon monoxide that filled the room and made them very sick.
Two other family members were also hurt and had to go to the hospital.
The police are trying to find out exactly what happened.
The family was visiting relatives in Bihar and had recently been to Varanasi for medical treatment.
Everyone is very sad about what happened.
Four family members died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a closed room with a fire in Bihar's Saran district.
The victims were identified as Kamalawati Devi (70), Tejansh (3), 7-month-old Aadhya, and 9-month-old Gudiya.
Two other family members were hospitalized after being found unconscious in the same room.
The family had lit a fire to stay warm during the cold night, leading to a buildup of toxic gases.
The police have registered a case and are investigating the incident with the help of forensic experts.
- Who
- Four family members: Kamalawati Devi (70), Tejansh (3), Aadhya (7 months), Gudiya (9 months)
- What
- Suffocation due to carbon monoxide poisoning from a fire in a closed room
- When
- Early hours of Saturday morning
- Where
- Bhagwan Bazar, Saran, Bihar
- Why
- The family lit a fire to stay warm in the cold, leading to a buildup of toxic gases in the closed room
- Location
- Bhagwan Bazar, Saran, Bihar
- Victims
- Kamalawati Devi (70), Tejansh (3), Aadhya (7 months), Gudiya (9 months)
- Cause of Death
- Carbon monoxide poisoning from a fire in a closed room
- Investigation Status
- Ongoing with forensic experts involved
- Hospitalized
- Two family members (a woman and a man)