City
Epaper

Mumbai: 13 injured after portion of under-construction flyover collapsed

By ANI | Published: September 17, 2021 7:14 AM

A total of 13 people have suffered minor injuries after a portion of an under-construction flyover collapsed in Mumbai in the early hours of Friday, said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 8) Manjunath Singe.

Open in App

A total of 13 people have suffered minor injuries after a portion of an under-construction flyover collapsed in Mumbai in the early hours of Friday, said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 8) Manjunath Singe.

The flyover connecting Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) main road and Santa Cruz-Chembur Link Road collapsed around 4:30 am today.

All the injured have been shifted to VN Desai Hospital in Santacruz.

The DCP further informed that there is no loss of life and no person is missing.

The city police and fire brigade personnel reached the spot to conduct search operations.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: DCPBandra Kurla Complex
Open in App

Related Stories

MumbaiMumbai: BKC Police Arrest Broker for Allegedly Defrauding Diamond Trader of Rs 4.28 Crore

NationalUttar Pradesh: Power Dept Cashier Goes Missing With Rs 52.5 Lakh Cash

NationalLucknow Police Installs Tyre Crushers to Check Wrong-Side Driving

MaharashtraMumbai: Massive Fire Breaks Out at Multi-Story Building in Bandra Kurla Complex (Watch Video)

MaharashtraMumbai to Launch Pod Taxi Service for Smoother Commute to Bandra-Kurla Complex

Maharashtra Realted Stories

NashikNashik Women Police Force Cracks Down on Female Harassment, Rescues Missing Persons

NashikNashik District Grapples with Record Heatwave: Over 28 Heatstroke Cases Reported

NashikNashik: Toor Dal Hits Rs 170/kg Amidst Rising Temperatures and Drought

MaharashtraArvind Kejriwal in Amritsar: Delhi CM Slams PM Modi Over NCP Split in Maharashtra

PunePune: Marijuana Found in Savitribai Phule Pune University Hostel, Students Demand Action