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Kurla Crane Collapse: MMRDA Blames Soft Ground After Machinery Collapses Onto House, Leaving Over 10 Injured

Mumbai: A large crane collapsed at a construction site in Mumbai’s Kurla area in the early hours of Friday, falling towards an adjacent structure and leaving more than 10 people injured. The incident triggered a major rescue and relief operation in the densely populated Qureshi Nagar area. #WATCH | Mumbai | A large crane collapsed on a house in Qureshi Nagar, Kurla, late last night, leaving more…

Kurla Crane Collapse: MMRDA Blames Soft Ground After Machinery Collapses Onto House, Leaving Over 10 Injured

Mumbai witnessed a tragic incident on Friday morning when a large crane belonging to the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) collapsed onto a nearby house in the Kurla area. The incident left over ten people injured, triggering a major rescue and relief operation in the densely populated Qureshi Nagar area. According to the MMRDA, demolition work was underway at Building No. 1 of Bhandari Metallurgy when the crane was brought to the site for positioning.

However, it appears the soft and muddy ground at the site affected the crane's stability, causing it to tilt and collapse onto the house. Despite the devastation, there was no impact on train movement, as the line between Kurla and Trombay primarily handles goods transportation. Emergency teams and local authorities swiftly responded to the scene, ensuring no one was trapped under the debris and providing necessary medical assistance to the injured.

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