The Twitter user, named ‘Garam Sankat’, from Mumbai was left bewildered when a "random middle-aged uncle" stopped her and tried to Google "HD porn" on her phone under the pretext of asking her to look up the Dongri building collapse.
Mumbai is not new to tragedies. On Tuesday morning, not just a building collapsed but the creaking infrastructure of India's largest city too came out exposed. Who is responsible? More questions than answers...
Confusion prevailed over the ownership of the 'Kausarbaug' building, believed to be 100 years old, which crumbled Tuesday morning in Dongri area of south Mumbai, killing 12 persons and trapping several others.
A report given to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) says that the number of people dead in the various structural collapses exceeds the numbers of soldiers who have attained martyrdom at the border.
The four-storey building, named Kesarbai, that collapsed Tuesday noon, trapping more than 40 people, is said to be more than 80-year old. The building collapse took place in a narrow, congested lane -- and crowded neighbourhood, which made the rescue operation difficult.
Mumbai: Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's law department has finally ordered the eviction of the city's only International Baccalaureate (IB) school, The Fazlani L'Academie Globale School from a four-storey Dongri building which once housed the Walpakhadi Municipal
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