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5 killed as service lift crashes in 40-storied Thane building

By IANS | Updated: September 10, 2023 21:00 IST

Thane, Sep 10 At least 5 workers were killed and two others injured critically when a service lift ...

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Thane, Sep 10 At least 5 workers were killed and two others injured critically when a service lift crashed in a building in Maharashtra's Thane on Sunday evening, officials said.

According to a Thane Municipal Corporation official, the incident occurred in a building in Balkumb area when the workers were descending in the service lift after completing some waterproofing works on the upper floors.

Suddenly, midway during the ride down, there was a technical snag and the lift hurtled down at high speed and crashed, killed five workers instantly and injuring 2 more.

Thane Fire Brigade and Disaster teams have rushed to the spot for rescue and relief operations and more details are awaited.

--IANS

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