Relatives of people injured in a fire in Delhi rush to hospitals as victims are brought in, according to multiple reports. Accounts from outside medical facilities describe waiting areas filled with relatives searching for names on patient lists, making urgent calls for updates, and contacting officials to confirm where injured people have been taken. The descriptions from family members emphasize the severity of injuries, with some victims reported to be so badly hurt that they are difficult to identify. As ambulances and hospital staff process new arrivals, relatives continue to wait for information, reflecting the confusion and urgency that follow the incident. While the reports focus mainly on events at the hospitals—how families respond and seek confirmation—both sources characterize the injuries as extremely serious and note that victims appear “unrecognisable” or “severely burnt.” The coverage does not provide additional verified details on the fire’s cause or the full count of casualties in the provided excerpts. Reports collectively portray the immediate aftermath as a period of intense uncertainty and grief for families awaiting updates from hospital authorities.