Rescue workers search for survivors at the site of a collapsed building in Mumbai.
Mumbai - Search and rescue operations are continuing to find the trapped people.
Published: Fri 1 Sep 2017, 9:22 AM
Updated: Sat 2 Sep 2017, 11:55 AM
The death toll in the worst building crash this monsoon here has increased to 33 with 10 others still feared trapped under the debris, the BMC Disaster Control said on Friday.
At least 11 bodies were extricated from the rubble of the 117-year-old, six-storey Huseini Building, which had collapsed at 8.25am on Thursday.
Search and rescue operations are continuing to find the trapped people.
The Huseini Building on Maulana Shaukat Ali Road in the congested Bhendi Bazar in south Mumbai had been red-flagged as "dangerous" six years ago.
This is the first major building collapse after Tuesday's deluge in Mumbai and the second in five days after the Chandivali Crystal Business Park crash of August 26 claimed six lives.
Earlier, on July 25, 17 persons were killed when the Sai Darshan building crashed in Ghatkopar.
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