Seven Injured As Lift Plunges From Second Floor At Indore’s Navlakha Complex

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Seven people, including six visitors from Punjab, were injured on Tuesday afternoon when an overloaded lift snapped and plunged from the second floor of a six-storey residential building in the Sneh Nagar area near Navlakha under Juni Indore police station limits. The incident occurred around 3:15 pm at Block C of the Navlakha Complex. According to police, the guests,…

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