‘No Warning’: Satya Niketan PG Collapse Survivor Recalls 90 Minutes Trapped Under Rubble
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Could hear my friend calling for help: Survivor recalls Satya Niketan PG collapse
A Delhi University student who survived the Satya Niketan building collapse said he heard water leaking before the structure fell and remained trapped under the rubble with a friend. He has questioned unannounced basement work and pointed to wider concerns over PG safety and the shortage of college hostels.
‘We Felt We Wouldn’t Survive’: DU Student Recalls Satya Niketan Building Collapse
Trapped beneath rubble in darkness for more than an hour and a half, second-year Delhi University student Nitish Chib could hear only the voice of his friend as they waited to be rescued after a five-storey building in Delhi’s Satya Niketan collapsed on Sunday, killing seven people. Nitish, a student of Motilal Nehru College (Evening), […]
“Thought My Leg Would Get Severed”: Satya Niketan Collapse Survivor Recounts Hours Trapped Under Debris
Jammu, September 10, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) Days after the building collapse at Delhi’s Satya Niketan claimed seven lives, survivor Nitish has recounted the terrifying hours he spent trapped under the debris, saying he feared that one of his legs could be severed before rescue workers managed to pull him out. Nitish, an undergraduate student […]
‘Thought my leg would get severed’: Survivor of Satya Niketan building collapse recounts tragedy
Jammu, Sep 10 (IANS) Days after the building collapse incident in Delhi’s Satya Niketan claimed seven lives, Jammu resident Nitish, who survived the tragedy, recounted the experience of being trapped… Continue reading ‘Thought my leg would get severed’: Survivor of Satya Niketan building collapse recounts tragedy The post ‘Thought my leg would get severed’: Survivor of Satya Niketan building collapse recounts tragedy first appeared on Australia …
Satya Niketan building collapse: Dust, crush injuries and trauma can affect survivors even after rescue
Delhi building collapse in Satya Niketan raises health concerns beyond immediate injuries. Experts explain how dust, debris, crush injuries, respiratory exposure, grief, anxiety and psychological trauma can affect survivors, rescuers and people living near the disaster site.
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