A survivor of the devastating Goa club fire, Bhawana Joshi, has shared a heartbreaking account of the night that claimed the lives of her husband and three sisters. Joshi, who managed to escape the inferno, has accused the nightclub of operating without basic safety measures, failures she believes directly led to the massive loss of life.
Survivor says club had no emergency exits or fire alarms
Joshi alleged that the establishment lacked essential fire safety protocols, claiming there were no emergency exits, no fire alarms, and no systems in place to contain or control the blaze. She said the situation turned chaotic within seconds as people struggled to find a way out.
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According to Joshi, staff members appeared more concerned about securing dancers and musicians rather than helping the guests who were trapped inside the burning club. She described scenes of panic and confusion as people desperately searched for an escape route. She further accused the owners of shirking responsibility, alleging that they fled the country instead of facing the consequences of their negligence.
