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Published On : Thu, Aug 31st, 2017

By Nagpur Today

Mumbai: 3-storey building collapses in Dongri, many feared trapped

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Mumbai: A three-storey building has collapsed in Dongri early today trapping many inside.

Fire brigade and rescue teams have arrived at the spot.

Mumbai has been receiving heavy rains since Tuesday throwing normal life out of gear. The maximum city received over 300mm rain on August 29 alone bringing back horrific memories of July 26, 2005 deluge.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) had identified 791 buildings as ‘most dangerous’ in its pre-monsoon survey.