Four injured in BMC building collapse; many feared trapped
The incident occurred at around 6 AM near the Babugenu market in Dockyard Road area, fire officials said
Four persons were injured and at least 50 others are feared trapped under debris after a five-storeyed BMC building collapsed today in south Mumbai.
The incident occurred at around 6 AM near the Babugenu market in Dockyard Road area, fire officials said.
Four ambulances and 12 fire engines have been rushed to the spot. Rescue operations are on to remove the people trapped under the debris, they said.
Four persons, who were rescued from the debris have been admitted to the government-run JJ hospital.
A local Shiv Sena worker said there was a godown in the ground floor of the residential BMC quarters and some repair work was in progress.
The incident occurred at around 6 AM near the Babugenu market in Dockyard Road area, fire officials said.
Four ambulances and 12 fire engines have been rushed to the spot. Rescue operations are on to remove the people trapped under the debris, they said.
Four persons, who were rescued from the debris have been admitted to the government-run JJ hospital.
A local Shiv Sena worker said there was a godown in the ground floor of the residential BMC quarters and some repair work was in progress.
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First Published: Sep 27 2013 | 9:15 AM IST