Mumbai, Oct. 22 -- Two people killed in Tuesday night's fire at a scrap godown on Khairani Road in Sakinaka remained unidentified on Wednesday evening, with their bodies at Rajawadi Hospital's post-mortem centre. The blaze spread across nearly 4,000 sq ft, gutting more than a dozen commercial units and leaving four people with burn injuries. On Wednesday, civic teams cleared the charred remains of the fire-hit units, pulling down more than a dozen damaged galas. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), however, clarified that no demolition action had been initiated. Officials said the legality of the affected and adjoining structures was being examined and any action would follow due process. The four injured were shifted from Rajawadi Hospital to the National Burns Centre in Airoli, medical superintendent Dr Bharati Rajulwala told Hindustan Times. Tofik Shadilal Qureshi, 20, suffered 80% burns, while Jahid Abidullah Qureshi, 20, and Kamal Jalaluddin Shah, 42, sustained 40% burns each. Lalchand Ramlakhan Gautam, 40, was initially reported to have suffered 10% burns. "Of the four admitted at our hospital, three of them continue to be critical and are in the ICU. We are still trying to resuscitate and stabilise them. The fourth person is stable. They were brought to the hospital in the wee hours of Wednesday, " informed Dr Siddharth Keshwani, consultant plastic surgeon with the National Burns Center, Airoli. The Mumbai Fire Brigade declared the Level-II fire extinguished at 12.30am on Wednesday. The blaze spread through electrical installations, garment stock, scrap, plastic granules, LPG cylinders and empty aerosol containers. A short circuit is suspected to have triggered the fire, but the cause is yet to be confirmed, fire brigade sources said....