Kanpur:
At least four people have died and 17 have been rescued after an under-construction building collapsed in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur. Many are still feared trapped under the debris, a senior official said.
Nearly 29 people, including women and children, are feared trapped under the rubble of the six-floor building that collapsed on Wednesday, reported news agency IANS, quoting a police official.
The building, located in the city's Jajmau area, was owned by Samajwadi Party leader Mehtaab Aalam, the official said.
Additional Director General of Police Daljeet Chowdhary told IANS: "People pulled out of the debris are critically injured."
National Disaster Response Team and the army are carrying out rescue operations, the official said.
Nearly 29 people, including women and children, are feared trapped under the rubble of the six-floor building that collapsed on Wednesday, reported news agency IANS, quoting a police official.
The building, located in the city's Jajmau area, was owned by Samajwadi Party leader Mehtaab Aalam, the official said.
Additional Director General of Police Daljeet Chowdhary told IANS: "People pulled out of the debris are critically injured."
National Disaster Response Team and the army are carrying out rescue operations, the official said.
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