A routine cleaning operation turned into a deadly tragedy in Madhya Pradesh’s Ujjain after four people lost their lives while attempting to clean a chamber at a hotel. Two others also fell ill while trying to rescue the trapped men and were rushed to hospital for treatment.
The incident took place at Shri Ganga Hotel, located on the Ujjain-Dewas Road. The tragedy occurred when four individuals entered an overhead chamber at the hotel for cleaning work late at night. However, one after another, all four became trapped inside and could not make their way out.

Rescue Attempt Turns Into Another Emergency
When the four men failed to come out of the chamber, two other individuals stepped in to rescue them. However, they too experienced health complications after entering the chamber. Both were subsequently taken to a hospital for medical treatment.
The incident created panic at the hotel, following which emergency assistance was sought. Police personnel reached the location and attempted to rescue the trapped individuals.

Police Attempt CPR, But Four Lives Could Not Be Saved
Police personnel tried to revive the four victims by administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Despite their efforts, all four were declared dead.
The deceased have been identified as Kamlesh Tamboli, Nitin Wahid and Manoj Meena. The identity of the fourth victim has not yet been officially established.
The two individuals who fell ill during the rescue attempt remain under medical care.

Questions Over Safety During Chamber Cleaning
The incident has once again highlighted the serious risks associated with entering enclosed chambers and confined spaces without proper safety arrangements.
Such spaces can contain dangerous gases or have dangerously low oxygen levels, potentially causing a person to lose consciousness within minutes. Entering without protective equipment or proper ventilation can also put rescuers at risk.
Further details regarding the exact cause of the deaths are awaited. The incident has raised concerns over safety precautions during cleaning operations at hotels and other commercial establishments.
The tragic incident has left the local area shocked, with four families losing their loved ones during what began as a routine cleaning task.