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The Rajkot Gaming Zone, lacking a fire license and with just one exit, witnessed a devastating fire. The intensity of the blaze was such that smoke billowed for kilometers, leaving bodies unrecognizably charred. This tragic incident, claiming 28 lives, including 9 children, has raised serious questions about safety protocols at the venue. Authorities revealed that the amusement center operated without a fire clearance certificate and had only a single exit, further exacerbating concerns. In response, the owner and manager of the TRP game zone have been detained for questioning.