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Delhi Building Collapse Near Saket Metro Station Leaves One Dead, Several Injured in Saidulajab

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Delhi Building Collapse Near Saket Metro Station Leaves One Dead, Several Injured in Saidulajab

Delhi Building Collapse Near Saket Metro Station: One Dead, Several Injured as Rescue Teams Race Against Time By: Javid Amin | 31 May 2026 Tragedy in Saidulajab Raises Fresh Questions Over Illegal Construction and Urban Safety in Delhi A late-night building collapse in South Delhi’s Saidulajab area near Saket Metro Station has left one person dead and at least eight others injured, triggering a massive rescue operation and reigniting concerns over illegal construction and structural safety in the national capital. The four-storey building, located on Western Marg in the densely…

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Jammu Bridge Collapse LIVE: Workers Trapped as Under-Construction Structure Crashes in Bantalab

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Jammu Bridge Collapse Today: Workers Trapped in Bantalab | Rescue Ops Underway, Casualties Feared By: Javid Amin | 01 May 2026 Sudden Collapse Sparks Panic in Jammu A major tragedy unfolded on Friday afternoon (May 1, 2026) in the Bantalab–Thathar belt of Jammu after an under-construction bridge suddenly collapsed, trapping multiple workers beneath heavy debris. The incident occurred near a petrol pump in the busy Bantalab area, triggering panic among locals and prompting a massive emergency response. What Happened at the Site? Initial reports indicate: The bridge, still under construction…

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Over 5,000 People Evacuated as Floods Ravage Jammu Region – Rescue, Relief & Restoration Efforts Underway

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Over 5,000 People Evacuated as Floods Ravage Jammu Region – Rescue, Relief & Restoration Efforts Underway

Jammu Floods 2025: 5,000 Evacuated, Record Rainfall, Rescue & Relief Operations Continue By: Javid Amin | 27 Aug 2025 Record-Breaking Rainfall Turns Jammu Into a Disaster Zone The Jammu region has been battered by unprecedented rainfall, causing devastating flash floods across multiple districts. According to officials, Jammu recorded 380 mm of rainfall in just 24 hours, the highest single-day rainfall since records began in 1910. This record-breaking deluge triggered floods that inundated low-lying areas, riverside settlements, and parts of urban Jammu, forcing thousands of people to abandon their homes. Experts…

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