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Prime Accused In Mumbai Billboard Collapse, That Killled 17, Granted Bail
A Mumbai court has granted bail to advertising firm director Bhavesh Bhinde, the prime accused in the case of a hoarding collapse in the Ghatkopar area here that claimed 17 lives in May this year.
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Mumbai Man Who Suplexed Cab Driver Arrested, Charged With Attempted Murder
Mumbai police on Sunday arrested journalist Rishabh Chakravorty for assaulting a cab driver near Asalpha village in Ghatkopar, police said.
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Mumbai Hoarding Crash: Firm Paid People Linked To Aide Of IPS Officer's Wife
The Special Investigation Team of Mumbai Police probing the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse case has found that advertising firm Ego Media allegedly transferred Rs 82 lakh to the bank accounts of some people linked to Arshad Khan
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Mumbai Hoarding Collapse: Chargesheet Flags Ignored Soft Soil Warning
An excavator operator had warned that the place in Mumbai's Ghatkopar where a 120 ft x120 ft hoarding was being planned had soft soil, but this was ignored. Sixteen months later, the massive billboard came crashing down during a storm
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Mumbai Police Summons Chief Municipal Officer In Hoarding Collapse Case
The Mumbai Crime Branch has summoned Gajanan Bellale, the chief BMC officer of the area of Ghatkopar East, in connection with the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse in Maharashtra.
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Mumbai Collapsed Hoarding Was In Use 2 Months Before Stability Certificate Issued
The hoarding that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar area on May 13, killing 17 persons and injuring scores of others, was in use two months before a 'structural stability' certificate was obtained for it, police officials said on Friday.
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Police Custody Of Mumbai Billboard Collapse Accused Extended Till May 29
A Mumbai court on Sunday extended till May 29 the police custody of Bhavesh Bhinde, director of the advertising firm which had installed a hoarding that collapsed in Ghatkopar area here and claimed 17 lives.
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100 Notices Against Bhavesh Bhinde, Mumbai Billboard Collapse Accused
Over 100 notices have been issued against Mumbai businessman Bhavesh Bhinde, whose company installed - illegally, city officials have claimed - the hoarding in Ghatkopar that collapsed last week, killing 16 people.
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Emirates Flight Hits Flamingos, Bird Remains Scattered Across Mumbai Suburb
A Dubai-Mumbai flight flew into a flock of flamingos just before landing on Monday, leading to the death of at least 30 birds and causing damage to the plane.
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36 Flamingos Found Dead In Mumbai, Hit By Incoming Emirates Flight: Report
Some 36 flamingos were found dead in Mumbai's suburbs of Ghatkopar yesterday, the carcasses scattered in various areas.
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Man Behind Billboard Collapse, Arrested From Udaipur, Brought To Mumbai
Bhavesh Bhinde, a businessman whose company was responsible for installing the billboard that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar, was arrested from Rajasthan's Udaipur last night, was brought to Mumbai this morning where he will be presented in a court.
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Mumbai Hoarding Collapse: 2 trucks Among 71 Vehicles Found Under Debris
The civic authorities have recovered a total of 71 vehicles under the debris of the gigantic hoarding crash here in Chheda Nagar near Ghatkopar which crushed several homes and a petrol pump on May 13, killing 16 people, the BMC Disaster Control said
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Man Behind Mumbai Billboard That Collapsed Arrested From Udaipur
Bhavesh Bhinde, a businessman whose company was responsible for installing the billboard that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar, was arrested from Rajasthan's Udaipur today.
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Petrol Pump On Which Mumbai Billboard Fell Didn't Have Clearance
The petrol pump, on which a massive billboard came crashing down on Monday, killing 16 and injuring over 40 others in Mumbai's Ghatkopar, did not have an Occupancy Certificate (OC), sources have said.
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Stuck Under Killer Mumbai Billboard, People Honked To Signal They're Alive
In the moments after Mumbai's killer billboard crashed on a fuel pump, people trapped under the 250-tonne structure kept honking their car horns, hoping that whoever comes to rescue them will know that they are alive
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Prime Accused In Mumbai Billboard Collapse, That Killled 17, Granted Bail
A Mumbai court has granted bail to advertising firm director Bhavesh Bhinde, the prime accused in the case of a hoarding collapse in the Ghatkopar area here that claimed 17 lives in May this year.
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Mumbai Man Who Suplexed Cab Driver Arrested, Charged With Attempted Murder
Mumbai police on Sunday arrested journalist Rishabh Chakravorty for assaulting a cab driver near Asalpha village in Ghatkopar, police said.
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Mumbai Hoarding Crash: Firm Paid People Linked To Aide Of IPS Officer's Wife
The Special Investigation Team of Mumbai Police probing the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse case has found that advertising firm Ego Media allegedly transferred Rs 82 lakh to the bank accounts of some people linked to Arshad Khan
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Mumbai Hoarding Collapse: Chargesheet Flags Ignored Soft Soil Warning
An excavator operator had warned that the place in Mumbai's Ghatkopar where a 120 ft x120 ft hoarding was being planned had soft soil, but this was ignored. Sixteen months later, the massive billboard came crashing down during a storm
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Mumbai Police Summons Chief Municipal Officer In Hoarding Collapse Case
The Mumbai Crime Branch has summoned Gajanan Bellale, the chief BMC officer of the area of Ghatkopar East, in connection with the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse in Maharashtra.
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Mumbai Collapsed Hoarding Was In Use 2 Months Before Stability Certificate Issued
The hoarding that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar area on May 13, killing 17 persons and injuring scores of others, was in use two months before a 'structural stability' certificate was obtained for it, police officials said on Friday.
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Police Custody Of Mumbai Billboard Collapse Accused Extended Till May 29
A Mumbai court on Sunday extended till May 29 the police custody of Bhavesh Bhinde, director of the advertising firm which had installed a hoarding that collapsed in Ghatkopar area here and claimed 17 lives.
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100 Notices Against Bhavesh Bhinde, Mumbai Billboard Collapse Accused
Over 100 notices have been issued against Mumbai businessman Bhavesh Bhinde, whose company installed - illegally, city officials have claimed - the hoarding in Ghatkopar that collapsed last week, killing 16 people.
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Emirates Flight Hits Flamingos, Bird Remains Scattered Across Mumbai Suburb
A Dubai-Mumbai flight flew into a flock of flamingos just before landing on Monday, leading to the death of at least 30 birds and causing damage to the plane.
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36 Flamingos Found Dead In Mumbai, Hit By Incoming Emirates Flight: Report
Some 36 flamingos were found dead in Mumbai's suburbs of Ghatkopar yesterday, the carcasses scattered in various areas.
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Man Behind Billboard Collapse, Arrested From Udaipur, Brought To Mumbai
Bhavesh Bhinde, a businessman whose company was responsible for installing the billboard that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar, was arrested from Rajasthan's Udaipur last night, was brought to Mumbai this morning where he will be presented in a court.
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Mumbai Hoarding Collapse: 2 trucks Among 71 Vehicles Found Under Debris
The civic authorities have recovered a total of 71 vehicles under the debris of the gigantic hoarding crash here in Chheda Nagar near Ghatkopar which crushed several homes and a petrol pump on May 13, killing 16 people, the BMC Disaster Control said
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Man Behind Mumbai Billboard That Collapsed Arrested From Udaipur
Bhavesh Bhinde, a businessman whose company was responsible for installing the billboard that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar, was arrested from Rajasthan's Udaipur today.
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Petrol Pump On Which Mumbai Billboard Fell Didn't Have Clearance
The petrol pump, on which a massive billboard came crashing down on Monday, killing 16 and injuring over 40 others in Mumbai's Ghatkopar, did not have an Occupancy Certificate (OC), sources have said.
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Stuck Under Killer Mumbai Billboard, People Honked To Signal They're Alive
In the moments after Mumbai's killer billboard crashed on a fuel pump, people trapped under the 250-tonne structure kept honking their car horns, hoping that whoever comes to rescue them will know that they are alive
