The fire brigade team rescued six people from the floor and admitted them to the nearby Rajawadi Hospital, he said. The injured were identified as Shrinivas Joshi,86, and  China HARD BOX UNIT PACKINGS OF FIRE BLANKETS Factory   Chagan Singh, 28, the fireman, the official said. Mumbai: Five people, including four senior citizens, were killed and two others injured in a major fire that broke out in a high-rise residential building here Thursday evening, a civic official said.51 pm after which our fire-fighting team along with an ambulance rushed to the spot," he added."Our fire brigade control room got information about the incident at 7. According to a senior doctor at the civic-run hospital, five of them succumbed to burn injuries.The 16-storey building is located in suburban Tilak Nagar, where search and rescue operation by the Mumbai Fire Brigade is underway, said the official from the Disaster Management Unit of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)."The blaze started on the 10th floor of the building, Sargam Society (G+16), located near Ganesh Garden in Tilak Nagar," he said. The fire has been brought under control, but its cause will be known only after an inquiry, he added.The two injured, including a fireman, were admitted to a hospital, where their condition is stable, the doctor said. Sunita Joshi is the mother of Sanjay Joshi, in-charge of the Vikhroli police station, he said.Fire brigade personnel are searching the building to ascertain if there are more casualties, he said. Local residents said indiscriminate parking of vehicles in the area delayed the arrival of fire brigade tankers and equipment..The 16-storey building is located in suburban Tilak Nagar, where search and rescue operation by the Mumbai Fire Brigade is underway, said the official from the Disaster Management Unit of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).The civic official identified the deceased as Sunita Joshi ,72, Bhalchandra Joshi ,72, Suman Shrinivas Joshi ,83, Sarla Suresh Gangar ,52, and Lakshmiben Premji Gangar, 83.