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<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\nNEW DELHI: The death toll in the Malviya Nagar bed and breakfast fire tragedy has risen to 22 after a forgein national died while undergoing treatment on Sunday.The victim was from Nigeria.The incident took place on June 3 at the Flourish Inn hotel, where a major fire broke out, killing 21 people and injuring several others. Meanwhile, Delhi Police<\/a> on Sunday took accused Keshav Negi, who has been arrested in connection with the case, to the incident site as part of efforts to reconstruct the sequence of events.Negi, who worked as a cook at the hotel, was earlier arrested in connection with the fire. Police said he was taken to the spot for investigation purposes.Earlier, officials had alleged that Negi\u2019s negligence may have contributed to the incident. Investigators have also detained several others as part of the ongoing probe.Preliminary findings suggest multiple fire safety lapses and serious violations in the building\u2019s safety arrangements.On Saturday, the Saket court remanded Keshav Negi to two days of police custody after he was produced before Judicial Magistrate First Class Bhanu Pratap Singh. Police had sought custodial interrogation for further investigation.Hotel owner Lovkesh Bajaj, associated with Flourish Stays in Malviya Nagar, is also in police custody in connection with the case.During the hearing, Delhi Police told the court that custodial interrogation was necessary for the investigation. Officials also indicated that the fire may have been caused due to a leakage of cooking gas.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n