3 injured in wall collapse The front portion of a hall being repaired caved in at Malad east on Thursday evening, injuring three labourers...
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3 injured in wall collapse
The front portion of a hall being repaired caved in at Malad east on Thursday evening, injuring three labourers, two seriously.
The accident occurred at around 4 pm when the front portion of Parekh Hall on Jitendra Road was being repaired. A large portion of a slab came down crashing suddenly, injuring the labourers . The injured have been identified as B Shankar 28, Shankar 27 and Bhumanna 22. The cause of the crash is yet to be ascertained, said the police. A resident said the injured were rushed to the nearby Ashoka Nursing Home, but after being refused admission, were taken to Bhagwati Hospital. Sources said medical examinations were being conducted to confirm the nature of injuries, particularly of the head.
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