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Pune building collapse: 8 still feared trapped, after 72 hours
Nearly 72 hours after a garbage mound caused a building collapse in Moshi, Pune, authorities are working tirelessly to break through debris and locate eight trapped individuals.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
About 16 people stranded in building collapse in Pune's Pimpri-Chinchwad, rescue efforts underway
Around 15 people remain trapped after a waste mound collapsed and fell onto a three-storey building in the Moshi area of Pimpri Chinchwad on Wednesday following heavy rains,…
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Pune building collapse: Nine rescued as rescue operation enters second day, search intensifies for trapped persons
Rescue operations are ongoing at the Moshi building collapse site in Pune. Nine people have been rescued alive, while several others remain trapped under debris. Heavy rainfall…
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hindustantimes.com
Moshi building collapse: Three more rescued, total survivors now 14
The incident occurred at around 1.30pm on Wednesday when a massive mound of garbage slid onto the three-storey administrative building.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
1 dead, 8 still trapped at Pune waste plant building; rescue operation continues
PUNE: More than 34 hours after the administrative building at Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation’s waste-to-energy plant in Moshi caved in, rescue teams from the National…
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Pune building collapse: Rescue enters third day with 8 still trapped under rubble
PUNE: At the Moshi waster-to-energy plant, time stands still and yet rushes by. More than 56 hours after its administrative building caved in when tons of garbage slammed into it,…
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Moshi depot accident disrupts waste collection across Pimpri-Chinchwad
Waste collection operations have been severely affected starting Thursday because vehicles could not enter the Moshi depot after a massive garbage mound collapsed onto the…
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Lateral force from saturated garbage may have caused Moshi building collapse: Engineers’ body
According to a preliminary assessment by the Professional Structural Engineers Association, the huge mound of solid waste and the soil beneath it were likely saturated with…
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Hope fades as 8 still trapped at Pune garbage depot after 55 hours of collapse, rescue op continue
Officials involved in the multi-agency rescue operation said they were unable to make contact with the trapped workers and believe they may not have survived. | India News
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72 hours on, rescue ops continue after Pune building collapse; 8 feared trapped
Authorities have almost managed to break the upper slab in a building which collapsed when a massive pile of garbage crashed on to it
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thehindu.com
Pune building collapse: 72 hours on, rescuers fighting against time and debris to pull out survivors
Rescuers in Pune continue the challenging operation to save eight trapped individuals 72 hours after a building collapse.
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newsbytesapp.com
Pune building collapse: 8 still feared trapped, after 72 hours
Nearly 72 hours after a garbage mound caused a building collapse in Moshi, Pune, authorities are working tirelessly to break through debris and locate eight trapped individuals.
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'An act of God': 9 dead in Pune's Moshi building collapse; waste plant operator chief blames heavy rainfall
PUNE: The rescue teams on Sunday recovered one more body from the debris of the administrative building at the PCMC’s waste-to-energy (WTE) plant in Moshi, taking up the death…
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Moshi accident: Waiting for a miracle, finding heartbreak as rescuers recover seven more bodies
For nearly 81 hours, families of staff trapped in the Moshi garbage depot building collapse remained outside the accident site, refusing to leave despite heavy rain, foul odour…
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Pune: Moshi garbage depot toll rises to 9 as 83-hour rescue operation ends
The deceased employee was identified as Waman Kasbe. His body was recovered around 1 am on Sunday and taken to Yashwantrao Chavan Memorial Hospital (YCMH) in Pimpri. | India News
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Pune building collapse: Toll up at 9 as last body recovered; official dubs incident 'act of God'
Pune building collapse death toll rises to nine; official calls incident an 'act of God' amid rescue efforts.
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Last missing person found dead as 84-hour Moshi rescue op ends; death toll rises to nine
The last victim, identified as Waman Kasbe, 50, of Moshi, was found at around 1 am beneath the garbage heap adjacent to the collapsed administrative building