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A tragic building collapse in Kalyan East, Thane district, led to one fatality and injuries to five. Efforts to rescue four trapped individuals continue.

Kalyan Building Collapse: Fatality 

In Kalyan East, Thane district, a building slab collapse caused one death and left five injured. Rescue operations to save four trapped individuals are underway.

One dead, many injured in Thane building collapse

A slab collapse at Saptashrungi Building in Kalyan East resulted in one death and injuries to five. Emergency teams are working to rescue four trapped individuals.

One person was killed and five sustained injuries after a part of a four-storey residential building collapsed in Maharashtra's Thane district on Tuesday afternoon, officials said.
Four people are feared trapped in the debris at the Saptashrungi Building in the Mangalaragho Nagar area in Kalyan East, they said.
Officials said a slab from the second floor of the building collapsed, trapping some residents.
One person was killed, and five others have sustained injuries, and efforts are on to rescue others, they said.
"The Thane district disaster management cell received the call at around 2:55 p.m. that the slab of the four-storied building crashed," said Yasin Tadvi, a senior official coordinating the emergency response.
He said the Thane Disaster Response Force (TDRF) has been called to assist in the operation.

Watch: burning debris rain on the streets as massive blaze engulfs skyscraper in Hong Kong

Watch: large fire engulfs skyscraper in Hong Kong. This is what happened next

Flames were first spotted near scaffolding at the top of the building, with the blaze clearly visible across the harbour and sending sparks raining down onto neighbouring streets.

A high-rise building under construction in Hong Kong erupted in flames and was still burning hours later, with some nearby residential blocks evacuated early Friday after the fire threatened to spread.
Officials said the fire initially broke out at 11:11 pm (1511 GMT) Thursday in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, a busy shopping and tourist district on the city's harbourfront. It eventually escalated to the fourth level of severity on a five-point scale.
No casualties had been reported early Friday, while 130 affected residents had been relocated to a safe distance, police told AFP.
Flames were first spotted near scaffolding at the top of the building, with the blaze clearly visible across the harbour and sending sparks raining down onto neighbouring streets.
Around an hour later, the fire had spread down the length of the building and was approaching street level, where hundreds of onlookers had gathered.
Police said five buildings in the surrounding area had reported fires, though some had been quickly extinguished.
The building was billed as a 42-storey "harbourside icon" in the making, intended to house the historic Mariners' Club and a new hotel, according to the website of its developer, the Empire Group.
The HK$6 billion ($764 million) redevelopment project was greenlit in 2019 and was originally expected to be completed in the first half of 2023, according to local media.
Empire Group did not immediately respond to AFP's request for comment.
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Eight people were rushed to hospitals after being injured when an explosion Tuesday tore through the top floor of a Chicago apartment building, officials said.
The explosion at the 36-unit, four-story apartment building in the South Austin neighbourhood occurred at about 9 am, officials said. Chicago Fire Department Deputy Chief Marc Ferman told reporters a few hours later that the department had finished searching for potential victims and was “confident” that nobody remained trapped inside the building, of which much of the top floor had collapsed.
He said technical crews had shored up the upper floors to allow firefighters to search “to make sure we didn't leave any victims underneath any of the debris”.
A cause of the blast had not yet been determined.
Seven of the injured were in the building on the city's West Side when the explosion occurred and one apparently was in a building across the street, Ferman said. Three of the people who were hurt had serious to critical injuries, the department said.
Photographs and video posted on the Chicago Fire Department's Twitter page showed that much of the top floor was destroyed. Scores of bricks and other debris had fallen onto the street, crushing at least one car and seriously damaging two others.
Several residents said they were home when the explosion rocked the building.
“I was asleep, and all of a sudden there was a loud booming,” Lawrence Lewis, who was asleep at the time, told WGN television. “I woke up to my windows gone, my front door blown open. I just saw smoke, and I ran out of the house. I was asleep. I'm shook up right now.” Otis Maning, who lives across the street, told the Chicago Sun-Times that he was on his couch watching television when “all of a sudden I hear, 'Boom!'” “My heart almost shot out of my body...I saw windows busted open, I saw debris," he added.
Chicago police bomb squad and agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives also responded to the explosion. 

US: Explosion in Chicago apartment building leaves at least 8 wounded 

A cause of the blast had not yet been determined.

Eight people were rushed to hospitals after being injured when an explosion Tuesday tore through the top floor of a Chicago apartment building, officials said.
The explosion at the 36-unit, four-story apartment building in the South Austin neighbourhood occurred at about 9 am, officials said. Chicago Fire Department Deputy Chief Marc Ferman told reporters a few hours later that the department had finished searching for potential victims and was &ldquo;confident&rdquo; that nobody remained trapped inside the building, of which much of the top floor had collapsed.
He said technical crews had shored up the upper floors to allow firefighters to search &ldquo;to make sure we didn't leave any victims underneath any of the debris&rdquo;.
A cause of the blast had not yet been determined.
Seven of the injured were in the building on the city's West Side when the explosion occurred and one apparently was in a building across the street, Ferman said. Three of the people who were hurt had serious to critical injuries, the department said.
Photographs and video posted on the Chicago Fire Department's Twitter page showed that much of the top floor was destroyed. Scores of bricks and other debris had fallen onto the street, crushing at least one car and seriously damaging two others.
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Several residents said they were home when the explosion rocked the building.
&ldquo;I was asleep, and all of a sudden there was a loud booming,&rdquo; Lawrence Lewis, who was asleep at the time, told WGN television. &ldquo;I woke up to my windows gone, my front door blown open. I just saw smoke, and I ran out of the house. I was asleep. I'm shook up right now.&rdquo; Otis Maning, who lives across the street, told the Chicago Sun-Times that he was on his couch watching television when &ldquo;all of a sudden I hear, 'Boom!'&rdquo; &ldquo;My heart almost shot out of my body...I saw windows busted open, I saw debris," he added.
Chicago police bomb squad and agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives also responded to the explosion.&nbsp;
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 A vacant and dilapidated five-storey building collapsed in Borivali area of Mumbai on Friday afternoon, but there was no report of any casualty so far, civic officials said.
The fire brigade personnel are checking whether anyone was trapped under the debris, an official said.
"Gitanjali Building near Saibaba temple in Saibaba Nagar in Borivali west collapsed around 12.30 pm. At least eight fire engines, two rescue vans and other vehicles of Mumbai fire brigade were rushed to the spot along with the police and civic ward staff," he said.
As per the information given by the R-Central ward of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the building was declared dilapidated and had been vacated, another official said.
"The fire brigade is checking whether anyone is trapped," he said.

On cam: five-storey building collapses in Mumbai’s Borivali 

The fire brigade personnel are checking whether anyone was trapped under the debris, an official said.

The fire brigade personnel are checking whether anyone was trapped under the debris, an official said.

A vacant and dilapidated five-storey building collapsed in Borivali area of Mumbai on Friday afternoon, but there was no report of any casualty so far, civic officials said.
The fire brigade personnel are checking whether anyone was trapped under the debris, an official said.
"Gitanjali Building near Saibaba temple in Saibaba Nagar in Borivali west collapsed around 12.30 pm. At least eight fire engines, two rescue vans and other vehicles of Mumbai fire brigade were rushed to the spot along with the police and civic ward staff," he said.
As per the information given by the R-Central ward of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the building was declared dilapidated and had been vacated, another official said.
"The fire brigade is checking whether anyone is trapped," he said.
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Delhi's Satya Niketan witnessed a tragedy as a three-storey building collapsed on April 25, trapping multiple people. The building was being renovated when it caved-in, and those trapped were believed to be labourers.
The building was being converted into a paying guest (PG) accomodation. Fire Services said that they received a call around 1:24 pm, and the main challenge was getting vehicles to the spot as the building is in a congested area.
At least 4 people had been rescued by 4:30 pm. A senior fire official was quoted by PTI as saying that the building was not in a good enough condition to undergo renovation.
South Delhi Mayor visited the spot, and said that the building had been marked as being in the danger zone in March. Mukesh Suryan said, "What I've come to know is that the owners wanted to repair their house. If there was a budget issue, they thought or repair... Nigam did its work. The building was in the danger zone, and we had intimated as per procedure. The notice had pasted on March 31. On April 14, police, SDM etc had been intimated. Officials have letters of the copies."

Delhi building collapse: see man being rescued in Satya Niketan mishap; mayor visits spot

Delhi building collapse: see child being rescued in Satya Niketan mishap; mayor visits spot


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 Delhi's Satya Niketan witnessed a tragedy as a three-storey building collapsed on April 25, trapping multiple people. The building was being renovated when it caved-in, and those trapped were believed to be labourers. The building was being converted into a paying guest (PG) accomodation. Fire Services said that they received a call around 1:24 pm, and the main challenge was getting vehicles to the spot as the building is in a congested area. At least 4 people had been rescued by 4:30 pm. A senior fire official was quoted by PTI as saying that the building was not in a good enough condition to undergo renovation.
National Disaster Response Force personnel were deployed at the spot to aid in rescue and relief. South Delhi Mayor visited the spot, and said that the building had been marked as being in the danger zone in March.
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 BYTE MUKESH SURYAN, SOUTH DELHI MAYOR ANI REC - 25 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 15-32-36 DELHI 25 APRIL 2022 (0:55 - 1:27) TRANSLATION - What I've come to know is that the owners wanted to repair their house. If there was a budget issue, they thought or repair... Nigam did its work. The building was in the danger zone, and we had intimated as per procedure. The notice had pasted on March 31. On April 14, police, SDM etc had been intimated. Officials have letters of the copies.
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CAPTIONS Building collapse in Delhi Cave-in in Satya Niketan Building was being renovated Multiple people were trapped Building in danger zone: mayor Officials gave intimation: mayor

<div class="elementToProof">Delhi Satya Niketan building collapse: the structure&nbsp;was being renovated when it caved-in, and those trapped were believed to be labourers.</div>

Delhi's Satya Niketan witnessed a tragedy as a three-storey building collapsed on April 25, trapping multiple people.&nbsp;The building was being renovated when it caved-in, and those trapped were believed to be labourers.
The building was being converted into a paying guest (PG) accomodation.&nbsp;Fire Services said that they received a call around 1:24 pm, and the main challenge was getting vehicles to the spot as the building is in a congested area.
At least 4 people had been rescued by 4:30 pm.&nbsp;A senior fire official was quoted by PTI as saying that the building was not in a good enough condition to undergo renovation.&nbsp;National Disaster Response Force personnel were deployed at the spot to aid in rescue and relief.
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South Delhi Mayor visited the spot, and said that the building had been marked as being in the danger zone in March. Mukesh Suryan said, "What I've come to know is that the owners wanted to repair their house. If there was a budget issue, they thought or repair... Nigam did its work. The building was in the danger zone, and we had intimated as per procedure. The notice had pasted on March 31. On April 14, police, SDM etc had been intimated. Officials have letters of the copies."

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