Raigad Bridge Collapse

The operator of a heavy-duty excavator, pressed into serve - first to rescue people and then to clear rubble - at the site of a building collapse in Maharashtra's Raigad, has earned rich praise from the authorities and locals for his "non-stop" work.

Naval divers today located wreckage of the second MSRTC bus which was washed away in the turbulent Savitri river near Mahad in Raigad district after a British-era bridge collapsed on August 2.

Rescue personnel today braved high water current and crocodile hotbeds in Savitri River to trace those missing after the bridge collapse near Mahad in Raigad district even as anxious relatives expressed anger over the pace of the search operation.

Twenty-two bodies have been recovered in Raigad, where a bridge collapsed on Wednesday. Of the deceased, 21 have been identified.

Two bodies have been found and over 20 are feared missing after a British-era bridge collapsed on the Mumbai-Goa highway in Maharashtra late last night following torrential rain. Buses and vehicles plunged into the river near Raigad district, 84 km from Mumbai.

The operator of a heavy-duty excavator, pressed into serve - first to rescue people and then to clear rubble - at the site of a building collapse in Maharashtra's Raigad, has earned rich praise from the authorities and locals for his "non-stop" work.

Naval divers today located wreckage of the second MSRTC bus which was washed away in the turbulent Savitri river near Mahad in Raigad district after a British-era bridge collapsed on August 2.

Rescue personnel today braved high water current and crocodile hotbeds in Savitri River to trace those missing after the bridge collapse near Mahad in Raigad district even as anxious relatives expressed anger over the pace of the search operation.

Twenty-two bodies have been recovered in Raigad, where a bridge collapsed on Wednesday. Of the deceased, 21 have been identified.

Two bodies have been found and over 20 are feared missing after a British-era bridge collapsed on the Mumbai-Goa highway in Maharashtra late last night following torrential rain. Buses and vehicles plunged into the river near Raigad district, 84 km from Mumbai.