Published 1 year ago

Two dead after building collapses on Mint street in Chennai

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Two people died after a 100-year-old building on NSC Bose road in Sowcarpet collapsed. PK Sekar Babu, Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department, says 66 buildings in the Harbour Assembly constituency are unsafe and that 96% of them are unoccupied.

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Times of India

Tamil Nadu rains: Two dead in a 100-year-old building collapse incident in Chennai

A 100-year-old building collapsed on November 04 in NSC Bose road area of Chennai. Two persons died in the incident and two sustained injuries. It is apprehended that because of the continuous rainfall in the city, one portion of the building collapsed.

1 year ago·India

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Indian Express

Two dead after building collapses on Mint street in Chennai

A portion of the 100-year-old building collapsed on Friday night.

1 year ago·India

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Latestly

Chennai Building Collapse: Death Toll Rises to 2 After 100-Year-Old Building Collapses in Mint Street; 3 Injured (See Pics)

A portion of a 100-year-old building collapsed on the NSC Bose Road in the city last night and fell on pedestrians. The building had reportedly become weak due to days of rain that prompted it collapse. Chennai Building Collapse: Death Toll Rises to 2 After 100-Year-Old Building Collapses in Mint Street; 3 Injured (See Pics).

1 year ago

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Amar Ujala

Building Collapse: Building collapses in Chennai, two killed, three injured, incident happened on NSC Bose road

Two people died after part of a house collapsed on NAC Bose Marg in Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu. Three other people were injured in the incident.

1 year ago·India

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The News Minute

Chennai building marked as unsafe in 2014 collapses after heavy rains, two dead

PK Sekar Babu, Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department, says 66 buildings in the Harbour Assembly constituency are unsafe and that 96% of them are unoccupied.

1 year ago·Bengaluru, India

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