Delhi News: Building Collapse in Seelampur Leaves 2 Dead, 8 Injured
JANATA MAZDOOR COLONY, SEELAMPUR, NORTHEAST DELHI, JUL 12 – Rescue teams continue efforts amid narrow lanes and heavy monsoon rains that may have weakened the building; up to 12 people remain feared trapped, officials said.
- On Saturday morning, a building with four floors in the Welcome area of Delhi's Seelampur collapsed, resulting in 2 fatalities and injuring 8 individuals.
- The collapse occurred near ongoing Delhi Metro tunnelling works, which DMRC had warned could affect nearby structures and informed owners on June 12.
- Rescue efforts involved the National Disaster Response Force, Delhi Police, civil defence, fire personnel, and locals, with seven fire tenders deployed at the site.
- Three to four people were rescued and hospitalized, while officials stated, “Search operation continues” amid fears more people remain trapped under the debris.
- Authorities registered an FIR and provided ex gratia compensation, and ongoing search operations suggest potential structural risks linked to the metro works.
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Delhi Building Collapse: 2 Dead, Several Injured After Building Collapses in Seelampur; Rescue Operations Underway (Watch Videos)
Rescue operations are currently underway at the site in Seelampur. Teams from the police, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and civil defence are involved in the rescue work. Delhi Building Collapse: 2 Dead, Several Injured After Building Collapses in Seelampur; Rescue Operations Underway (Watch Videos).
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