Maharashtra Building Collapse Latest Update: At least 10 people feared trapped as a two-storey building collapsed in Maharashtra’s Bhiwandi on Saturday. Soon after getting information about the incident, fire brigade and disaster teams were alerted by locals. And later, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and the police team along with the fire brigade and disaster team reached the spot to begin the rescue operation.
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Bhiwandi Building Collapse Latest Update
One more body was pulled out of the debris and the deceased has been identified as Laxmi Mahato. Over 12 people have been safely rescued by now.
Bhiwandi Building Collapse: 8 Injured Undergoing Treatment
“Among 20 people feared trapped under the debris, 9 were rescued, 8 are undergoing treatment and one is dead…further rescue operation underway…” Kapil Patil, Union Minister of State, Panchayati Raj
Bhiwandi Building Collapse: Rescue Operation Still Going on
#WATCH| Maharashtra: A building has collapsed in Bhiwandi, and 9 people rescued so far. Operations underway: Thane Municipal Corporation
(Video source – Thane Municipal Corporation) pic.twitter.com/6jWM6jItqt
— ANI Digital (@ani_digital) April 29, 2023
Bhiwandi Building Collapse Latest Update
Till now, 9 people have been rescued from the debris. Search and rescue operations are underway, according to news agency ANI
Bhiwandi Building Collapse: 1 person died and 10 have been rescued so far. Reports says many are still trapped under debris.
Bhiwandi Building Collapse: Two children were rescued and brought to safety from the rubble.
Rescue Operation Still Going on
Officials said the fire engines from Bhiwandi, Thane and other surrounding areas have been deployed for search and rescue operations.
Bhiwandi Building Collapse: 20 Said to be Still Trapped
More than 20 people are still trapped under the debris and only 5 are safely rescued from debris.
Rescue Operation Underway
The rescue and relief operations started at the building collapse site in Valpada where several people are feared trapped in the debris, said Avinash Sawant, chief of the regional disaster management cell.
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