Part of MHADA-owned four-storey building collapses in South Mumbai

On Monday evening, part of a MHADA-owned four-storey building at Warden Road collapsed. However, the Disaster Management Cell has declared it as a level I incident, in which no one was injured

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On Monday evening, part of a MHADA-owned four-storey building at Warden Road collapsed. However, the Disaster Management Cell has declared it as a level I incident, in which no one was injured.

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According to information available with the Cell, the incident happened around 7 pm, when portions of the second and third floor of the Habib Mansion near St Stephan Church at Cumballa Hill came off.

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Officials from the Cell claimed that no one was trapped under the debris. Speaking to mid-day, an official said, "Immediately after the incident the fire brigade sent three fire engines to the spot. It has been declared as a minor incident."

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