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3 Women Workers Die After Being Buried Under Debris During Demolition

  • On Wednesday, Sep 16, a wall collapse at a demolition site in Sanwer, Indore, killed four women workers and injured five others during reconstruction efforts.
  • Deputy Superintendent Umakant Chaudhary stated the accident occurred while workers were demolishing a dilapidated house, about 35 km from the district headquarters.
  • Chaudhary reported that the four deceased workers were identified as Reena , Seema , Chanda , and Sushila , while five injured survivors were hospitalized.
  • A wall of the house collapsed alongside parts of an adjacent building, burying workers underneath and prompting immediate rescue and hospitalization efforts.
  • Rescue operations at Sanwer have concluded, and Police are now investigating the circumstances surrounding the structural failure to determine the cause.
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A major accident occurred during the demolition of a dilapidated house in Indore's Sanwer assembly constituency. Three women were killed on the spot when part of the house suddenly collapsed, while four people were seriously injured. The injured have been referred to MY Hospital. There is a possibility that more people may still be trapped under the debris.

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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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