Mumbai Staircase Collapse in Chirabazar: 3 Residents Rescued Amid Heavy Rains
A staircase in a two-storeyed building in Chirabazar, Mumbai, collapsed on Sunday night, trapping three residents. The Mumbai Fire Brigade swiftly rescued them, and all are reported to be in stable condition.
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The authorities received a call from a concerned citizen reporting that some people were stranded on the second floor. "As per the caller who reported the incident, some people were stranded on the second floor. Mumbai Fire Brigade, Police, and local ward office staff were deployed on the spot," the disaster management statement said.
Three residents, including a senior citizen, were successfully rescued by the Mumbai Fire Brigade. The rescued individuals were identified as Parag Nazik (40), Paresh Sosate (30), and Damayanti Rathod (70). According to information from GT Hospital at 10:20 PM, all three are in stable condition.
It has not yet been confirmed whether the building was in a dilapidated condition, declared unsafe for residing, or if the collapse was due to the incessant rains. The building's condition and the cause of the collapse are currently under investigation.
Mumbai has been experiencing heavy rainfall, which has led to several incidents of structural failures and flooding. The city's civic authorities are working to ensure the safety of residents and to prevent such incidents in the future. The Mumbai Fire Brigade and other emergency services have been on high alert, responding swiftly to distress calls and ensuring the safety of the public.
Residents are advised to remain vigilant and report any signs of structural issues or potential hazards to the local authorities. The ongoing investigation aims to determine the exact cause of the collapse and to take necessary measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened in Chirabazar on Sunday night?
A staircase in a two-storeyed building in Chirabazar, Mumbai, collapsed on Sunday night, trapping three residents on the second floor.
Who were the residents rescued by the Mumbai Fire Brigade?
The rescued residents were Parag Nazik (40), Paresh Sosate (30), and Damayanti Rathod (70).
What is the current condition of the rescued residents?
All three rescued residents are reported to be in stable condition at GT Hospital.
What is the cause of the staircase collapse?
The exact cause of the collapse is still under investigation. It is not yet confirmed whether the building was in a dilapidated condition or if the collapse was due to the heavy rains.
What measures are the authorities taking to prevent similar incidents?
The city's civic authorities are working to ensure the safety of residents and to prevent such incidents in the future. They are on high alert and responding swiftly to distress calls and potential hazards.
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