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Residential building collapses in Mumbai, rescue operation continues

The four-storey building collapsed late night on June 27 in the wing of the building, located in Kurla’s Naik Nagar Society of Mumbai.

June 28, 2022 / 15:45 IST
A dilapidated residential building collapsed in Kurla, Mumbai, killing at least three people and injuring 11 others, officials said on June 28. (Source: AP)
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A dilapidated residential building collapsed in Mumbai's Kurla, killing at least three people and injuring 11 others, officials said on June 28. (Source: AP)
The four-storey building collapsed late night on June 27 in the wing of the building, located in Kurla’s Naik Nagar Society of Mumbai. (Source: AP)
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The four-storey building collapsed late night on June 27 in the wing of the building, located in Kurla’s Naik Nagar Society of Mumbai. (Source: AP)
Dozens of rescuers were clearing the debris to find residents still trapped, news agency Press Trust of India reported, quoting government administrator Pravina Morajkar. (Source: AP)
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Dozens of rescuers were clearing the debris to find residents still trapped, news agency Press Trust of India reported, quoting government administrator Pravina Morajkar. (Source: AP)
Around a dozen fire engines were deployed at the spot, besides two rescue vans and other fire brigade equipment, the official said. Teams of the fire brigade and the NDRF were engaged in the search and rescue operations at the site along with civic staff and police. (Source: AP)
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Around a dozen fire engines were deployed at the spot, besides two rescue vans and other fire brigade equipment, the official said. Teams of the fire brigade and the NDRF were engaged in the search and rescue operations at the site along with civic staff and police. (Source: AP)
Aaditya Thackeray, Maharashtra state's environmental minister, said the families had been asked to vacate the dilapidated building some time ago but continued to live there. (Source: AP)
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Aaditya Thackeray, Maharashtra state's environmental minister, said the families had been asked to vacate the dilapidated building some time ago but continued to live there. (Source: AP)
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first published: Jun 28, 2022 03:45 pm

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