Four killed, 14 injured in building collapse in Delhi’s Karol Bagh
The police registered a case under section 106 (death by negligence), 290 (Negligent conduct with respect to repairing buildings) of BNS and an inquiry has been initiated.
The police registered a case under section 106 (death by negligence), 290 (Negligent conduct with respect to repairing buildings) of BNS and an inquiry has been initiated.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasised on Friday that Purvanchal is now free from encephalitis, with the death toll reduced to zero.
The death toll in the building collapse here climbed to eight, with rescuers pulling out three more bodies from the debris, officials said on Sunday.
NDRF and SDRF teams rushed to the spot and rescued over 30 people from the debris.
Around 1,80,224 hectares of agricultural land and 15,109 hectares of land under horticultural farming have been inundated due to floods in the state.
Kerala Minister MB Rajesh confirmed 44 people have died so far but expressed fears the gravity of the tragedy could be much more.
According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), the latest victims include two from the Tinsukia district and one from the Dhemaji district.
Laxity on the part of the organisers of the ‘Bhola Baba satsang' is said to be the cause of the tragedy.
According to initial assessment, the goods train overshot the signal and rammed into Kanchenjunga Express from behind.
The injured were rushed to the Rudraprayag District Hospital, from where seven of them were subsequently airlifted to AIIMS Rishikesh.
