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A four-storey vacant building in South Mumbai’s Bhendi Bazar partially collapsed early Friday, officials reported. No injuries or casualties have been recorded.

Mumbai's Bhendi Bazar Building Collapse

Bhendi Bazar, a densely populated area with many aging structures, has experienced similar incidents in the past, highlighting ongoing concerns over structural safety.

A four-storey vacant building in South Mumbai&rsquo;s Bhendi Bazar partially collapsed early Friday, officials reported. No injuries or casualties have been recorded.
The incident occurred around 12:30 am on Nishanpada Road near Khoja Jamat Khana. Known as the Husainibai Building, located at 40 Tan Tanpura Street, the structure had been declared dilapidated and unsafe before its collapse.
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VIDEO | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Maharashtra?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Maharashtra</a>: Rescue operations underway at the site of building collapse in the Bhendi Bazar area of south Mumbai. A four-storey vacant building partially collapsed in the early hours of Friday. (Full video available on PTI Videos - <a href="https://t.co/n147TvqRQz">https://t.co/n147TvqRQz</a>)&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/QnBc5VPGcg">pic.twitter.com/QnBc5VPGcg</a>
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The Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB) received an alert at 12:06 am and promptly dispatched five fire brigade vehicles and personnel from the building department to the site. Search-and-rescue operations and debris clearing were carried out despite the building being unoccupied. Officials thoroughly inspected the site for any potential risks or trapped individuals, ensuring no hazards remained.
Local residents, alarmed by the collapse, gathered near the site. To maintain order, police teams were deployed to the area. Speaking about the incident, a fire brigade official stated, "The building was vacated earlier due to its unsafe condition, preventing any injuries or casualties. Our team, along with building department staff, is actively clearing the rubble."
The cause of the collapse has not been officially determined, but initial assessments point to the deteriorated state of the building. Bhendi Bazar, a densely populated area with many aging structures, has experienced similar incidents in the past, highlighting ongoing concerns over structural safety.
As of 5:46 am, the site was under close supervision with continued efforts by fire brigade and civic officials to address the aftermath. Authorities have urged residents to avoid the area and emphasized the importance of regular safety checks for older buildings to prevent such incidents.

Lucknow building collapse: Samajwadi party spokesperson Abbas Haider's wife, and mother killed

Lucknow building collapse: Samajwadi party spokesperson Abbas Haider's wife, mother killed

The deceased were identified as Samajwadi Party spokesperson Abbas Haider's wife Uzma Haider and mother Begum Haider.

Two women have died and two more people are still feared trapped a day after a multi-storey building collapsed in Lucknow.
Rescue personnel drawn from various agencies have been working round the clock since the building collapse in the Hazratganj area in the Uttar Pradesh capital Tuesday evening and the hope of pulling out anyone alive from the debris is diminishing by the minute.
The deceased were identified as Samajwadi Party spokesperson Abbas Haider's wife Uzma Haider and mother Begum Haider.
Begum Haider, 87, who was pulled out of the debris Wednesday morning after a nightlong rescue operation, was rushed to a hospital, where she died.
It seems that she had suffered internal injuries, State Director General of Police D S Chouhan told reporters.
Uzma Haider, 30, died at the civil hospital, Health Minister Brajesh Pathak told PTI.
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More than a dozen people have been pulled out of the debris so far and at least two more are still feared trapped, a senior official said.
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Lucknow: multi-storey residential building collapses, several feared dead

Lucknow: multi-storey residential building collapses, 3 dead; many feared trapped

Lucknow: multi-storey residential building collapses, many feared trapped

As per UP's deputy CM Brajesh Pathak, rescue teams from NDRF and fire brigade personnel are at the spot and searching for survivors.&nbsp;

A four-storey residential building collapsed in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow killing at least 3 people on Tuesday.&nbsp;
The building, known as Alaya Apartments in the Hazratganj area of Lucknow was reportedly pretty old. The area is dotted with old structures.
As per UP's deputy CM Brajesh Pathak, rescue teams from NDRF and fire brigade personnel are at the spot and searching for survivors.&nbsp;
According to reports, atleast 4 families were residing in the building. More details awaited.&nbsp;

 A vacant and dilapidated five-storey building collapsed in Borivali area of Mumbai on Friday afternoon, but there was no report of any casualty so far, civic officials said.
The fire brigade personnel are checking whether anyone was trapped under the debris, an official said.
"Gitanjali Building near Saibaba temple in Saibaba Nagar in Borivali west collapsed around 12.30 pm. At least eight fire engines, two rescue vans and other vehicles of Mumbai fire brigade were rushed to the spot along with the police and civic ward staff," he said.
As per the information given by the R-Central ward of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the building was declared dilapidated and had been vacated, another official said.
"The fire brigade is checking whether anyone is trapped," he said.

On cam: five-storey building collapses in Mumbai’s Borivali 

The fire brigade personnel are checking whether anyone was trapped under the debris, an official said.

The fire brigade personnel are checking whether anyone was trapped under the debris, an official said.

A vacant and dilapidated five-storey building collapsed in Borivali area of Mumbai on Friday afternoon, but there was no report of any casualty so far, civic officials said.
The fire brigade personnel are checking whether anyone was trapped under the debris, an official said.
"Gitanjali Building near Saibaba temple in Saibaba Nagar in Borivali west collapsed around 12.30 pm. At least eight fire engines, two rescue vans and other vehicles of Mumbai fire brigade were rushed to the spot along with the police and civic ward staff," he said.
As per the information given by the R-Central ward of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the building was declared dilapidated and had been vacated, another official said.
"The fire brigade is checking whether anyone is trapped," he said.
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A 40-year-old man died and 15 others were injured after a three-storey residential building collapsed in suburban Bandra on Thursday, a civic official said.
A rescue operation is underway to search for three to four persons believed to be under the rubble, he said.
The ground plus two storey structure in Maharashtra Nagar locality near the Western Express Highway collapsed around 12.30 am, the official said.
Personnel of the fire brigade, police and ward staff of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation rushed to the spot after learning about the incident.
The injured are being treated at the nearby Bhabha hospital, the official said

Mumbai building collapse: man dead, 15 rescued, operation on to save those trapped

Mumbai building collapse: man dead, 15 rescued, operation on to save those trapped

A 40-year-old man died and 15 others were injured after a three-storey residential building collapsed in suburban Bandra on Thursday, a civic official said.
A rescue operation is underway to search for three to four persons believed to be under the rubble, he said.
The ground plus two storey structure in Maharashtra Nagar locality near the Western Express Highway collapsed around 12.30 am, the official said.
Personnel of the fire brigade, police and ward staff of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation rushed to the spot after learning about the incident.
The injured are being treated at the nearby Bhabha hospital, the official said

Delhi's Satya Niketan witnessed a tragedy as a three-storey building collapsed on April 25, trapping multiple people. The building was being renovated when it caved-in, and those trapped were believed to be labourers.
The building was being converted into a paying guest (PG) accomodation. Fire Services said that they received a call around 1:24 pm, and the main challenge was getting vehicles to the spot as the building is in a congested area.
At least 4 people had been rescued by 4:30 pm. A senior fire official was quoted by PTI as saying that the building was not in a good enough condition to undergo renovation.
South Delhi Mayor visited the spot, and said that the building had been marked as being in the danger zone in March. Mukesh Suryan said, "What I've come to know is that the owners wanted to repair their house. If there was a budget issue, they thought or repair... Nigam did its work. The building was in the danger zone, and we had intimated as per procedure. The notice had pasted on March 31. On April 14, police, SDM etc had been intimated. Officials have letters of the copies."

Delhi building collapse: see man being rescued in Satya Niketan mishap; mayor visits spot

Delhi building collapse: see child being rescued in Satya Niketan mishap; mayor visits spot


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 Delhi's Satya Niketan witnessed a tragedy as a three-storey building collapsed on April 25, trapping multiple people. The building was being renovated when it caved-in, and those trapped were believed to be labourers. The building was being converted into a paying guest (PG) accomodation. Fire Services said that they received a call around 1:24 pm, and the main challenge was getting vehicles to the spot as the building is in a congested area. At least 4 people had been rescued by 4:30 pm. A senior fire official was quoted by PTI as saying that the building was not in a good enough condition to undergo renovation.
National Disaster Response Force personnel were deployed at the spot to aid in rescue and relief. South Delhi Mayor visited the spot, and said that the building had been marked as being in the danger zone in March.
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<div class="elementToProof">Delhi Satya Niketan building collapse: the structure&nbsp;was being renovated when it caved-in, and those trapped were believed to be labourers.</div>

Delhi's Satya Niketan witnessed a tragedy as a three-storey building collapsed on April 25, trapping multiple people.&nbsp;The building was being renovated when it caved-in, and those trapped were believed to be labourers.
The building was being converted into a paying guest (PG) accomodation.&nbsp;Fire Services said that they received a call around 1:24 pm, and the main challenge was getting vehicles to the spot as the building is in a congested area.
At least 4 people had been rescued by 4:30 pm.&nbsp;A senior fire official was quoted by PTI as saying that the building was not in a good enough condition to undergo renovation.&nbsp;National Disaster Response Force personnel were deployed at the spot to aid in rescue and relief.
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South Delhi Mayor visited the spot, and said that the building had been marked as being in the danger zone in March. Mukesh Suryan said, "What I've come to know is that the owners wanted to repair their house. If there was a budget issue, they thought or repair... Nigam did its work. The building was in the danger zone, and we had intimated as per procedure. The notice had pasted on March 31. On April 14, police, SDM etc had been intimated. Officials have letters of the copies."

Building collapse in Mumbai: Over 5 people injured
 

Building collapse in Mumbai's Bandra: Over 5 people injured

The Mumbai civic body BMC was quoted as saying that 5 fire engines, a rescue van, and 6 ambulances had been rushed to the spot.

Building collapse in Mumbai: Over 5 people injured

Mumbai saw yet another building collapse on January 26. Over 5 people were reportedly injured after a 4-storey building collapsed. The structure was located in Behram Nagar near Raza Masjid in Bandra East. The collapse occurred around 4 pm. The Mumbai civic body BMC was quoted as saying that 5 fire engines, a rescue van, and 6 ambulances had been rushed to the spot. Four of the injured were reportedly taken to VN Desai hospital, while three others were taken to Bandra Bhabha hospital. The disaster management department of the BMC said that their condition was stable. The Mumbai fire department rescued at least 6 people from the debris.

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Mumbai saw yet another building collapse on January 26.
Over 5 people were reportedly injured after a 4-storey building collapsed.&nbsp;The structure was located in Behram Nagar near Raza Masjid in Bandra East.&nbsp;The collapse occurred around 4 pm.
 The Mumbai civic body BMC was quoted as saying that 5 fire engines, a rescue van, and 6 ambulances had been rushed to the spot.
 Four of the injured were reportedly taken to VN Desai hospital, while three others were taken to Bandra Bhabha hospital.&nbsp;The disaster management department of the BMC said that their condition was stable.
 The Mumbai fire department rescued at least 6 people from the debris.

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