The report is likely to be presented to the prime minister today. The committee recorded statements from hospital staff and senior officials and reviewed the timeline of the fire, including when the incident was reported and how long the fire brigade took to reach the hospital.
According to the findings, the rescue team faced several obstacles while attempting to enter the affected area. Sources said some doors were locked, technical staff was not available, and adequate firefighting equipment was lacking at the hospital.
The report further stated that rescue personnel had to break through walls to gain access to the affected area. It also noted that hospital staff had not received adequate training to deal with emergency situations.
The inquiry committee was given 48 hours to submit its initial findings, with the deadline expiring today. Sources said the committee will submit a detailed report within five days, which is expected to contain further findings and recommendations regarding the causes of the tragedy and emergency preparedness at the hospital.