Eight people have lost their lives and 28 were injured so far following a building collapse in Lucknow's Transport Nagar area on Saturday evening, as per a report released by the Relief Commissioner's Office on Sunday.
At least six people have died so far after a building collapsed in Lucknow's Transport Nagar area on Saturday evening, DM Lucknow Suryapal Gangwar confirmed.
Defence Minister and Lok Sabha MP from Lucknow, Rajnath Singh, on Saturday expressed grief over deaths in the building collapse that took place in Lucknow's Tranport Nagar area.
Talking about the operation, General Manager of the Forest Department, Sanjay Pathak, told ANI, "We are working rigorously with our team with 24-hour monitoring of the affected areas."
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Saturday, took cognisance of the building collapse incident in Lucknow's Transport Nagar area and instructed officials to hasten the relief efforts.
Days after heavy rains inundated Karachi, major roads, including the crucial MA Jinnah Road, remain severely damaged, reflecting the inefficiency of municipal authorities. The city is grappling with broken roads, open manholes, stagnant sewage, and heaps of garbage. Residents report that the
Four people were killed and fifteen people have been rescued, and several are feared to be trapped in the building collapse that took place in Lucknow's Transport Nagar area on Saturday, said an official.