3 Dead, Several Feared Trapped In Mumbai Building Collapse

[dzs_video source=”https://slike-v.akamaized.net/1x/5b/1x5brv599k/af874942_F10_1080p_3300.mp4″ cover=”https://im.indiatimes.in/content/2022/Jun/Kurla-building-collapse_62bbedd7cefb9.jpg” config=”skinauroradefault” width=”100%” height=”600″ logo=”https://joggingvideo.com/wp-content/uploads/tdn_pic_2.png” config=”skinauroradefault” autoplay=”off” cue=”on” loop=”off” type=”video” logo=”0000″ logo_link=”5555″ responsive_ratio=”default” adarray='{{openbrace}}{“source”:”1111″,”time”:”2222″,”type”:”3333″,”ad_link”:”4444″,”skip_delay”:”5″}{{closebrace}}’]Three dead and 11 left injured. After a building collapsed at Naik Nagar in Kurla East, Mumbai. Several feared trapped under the rubble of the four-storey building. The incident was reported at 11.52 pm last night. The fire brigade dispatched seven trucks, two rescue vans and ambulances. According to the civic staff at the site, around 5 to 6 people are still trapped. Ashwini Bhide, additional commissioner, BMC shared that the building has been dilapidated.

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