A 12-year-old boy tragically lost his life after getting trapped in a lift at a housing society in Pune. The incident has raised concerns about lift safety and maintenance.
Lift AccidentPuneHousing SocietySafety StandardsMaintenanceReal Estate PuneOct 03, 2025

The boy's leg accidentally slipped through a gap in the old-style iron strip door of the lift, causing him to get stuck between the third and fourth floors.
Residents of the building and the fire brigade responded to the incident. They worked to free the boy from the lift and rushed him to the hospital.
Dighi Police Station has registered an Accidental Death Report and is conducting a thorough investigation to determine the cause of the incident, including whether it was due to a technical fault or maintenance negligence.
Residents of the housing society have called for stricter safety measures and regular maintenance checks to ensure the lifts are safe for use and to prevent such accidents in the future.
The Ram Smruti Cooperative Society is a well-known housing society in Pune, with a significant number of residents. The society is now focused on ensuring the safety and maintenance of its lifts to prevent future incidents.

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