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Union Minister Amit Shah Speaks To Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Over Satya Niketan Building Collapse, Assures Medical Aid For Injured

New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday expressed distress over the building collapse incident at Satya Niketan in Delhi and assured medical aid for the injured. Shah said on X that he was "deeply distressed" by the incident. "Spoke with the Chief Minister, Commissioner of Police, Delhi, and the Director General, NDRF, and assessed the situation on the ground" Deeply distressed by the…

Union Minister Amit Shah Speaks To Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Over Satya Niketan Building Collapse, Assures Medical Aid For Injured

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a conversation on Sunday concerning the building collapse at Satya Niketan, expressing their deep concern over the incident. The tragic event resulted in the loss of three lives and left eight individuals injured, with the injured receiving comprehensive medical care. The local administration and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are diligently working on rescue operations in close coordination.

Upon receiving an alert about the collapse at around 1:30 PM, emergency services and disaster rescue units were promptly dispatched to the site to extract those trapped under the debris. As per official reports, six individuals have been successfully rescued and transported to hospitals, and the search and rescue efforts are still ongoing.

The incident prompted a massive search and rescue operation by emergency teams and police personnel, occurring on Sunday afternoon. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta visited the scene to assess the situation and oversee the ongoing rescue operations.

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