A three-storey building collapsed like a pack of cards in Navi Mumbai
Many people feared trapped under the rubble, rescue operations underway
A three-storey building collapsed in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra on Saturday (July 27). This building was located in Shahbaz village. Many families lived in this building, who were trapped in the rubble. Although the NDRF, Mumbai Police, Fire Department and Municipal Corporation team reached the spot and started a rapid rescue operation and pulled out a large number of people from the rubble, there are still reports of 2 people being trapped. According to a fire brigade personnel, this incident happened around 5 am on Saturday (July 27).
According to the information, this building was many years old, while due to heavy rains, this building had become weaker. This building came under Belapur ward of Shahbaz village. There were about 13 flats in this building
Many ran outside fearing the building might collapse
According to the people who lived in this building and who are completely fine, they felt the building shaking in the morning, after which there was a stampede in the entire building. During this time many people reached outside the building. But some did not get a chance to come out. This is the reason why they got trapped in the debris after the building collapsed. Most of these people have been taken out. At the same time 2 people are still trapped in the debris. Rescue operations are being carried out continuously to take them out.
People taken out of the debris were taken to the hospital
Municipal Commissioner Navi Mumbai, Kailash Shinde, while giving information about this incident, said that this building collapsed at around 5 am today. This is a G+3 building which is in Sector-19 Shahbaz Village. 52 people were safely evacuated from this 3-storey building and 2 people trapped in the debris were rescued. At present, work is on to rescue 2 people from the debris.
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