Building collapses in Badarpur; none hurt

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New Delhi, Updated At : 04:45 AM Sep 07, 2025 IST

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A four-storey dilapidated building collapsed near the Badarpur Border Bypass in Delhi on Saturday afternoon. No casualties were reported in the incident, the police said.

According to officials, a PCR call regarding the incident was received around 1:35 pm at the Badarpur police station. The building, located at Plot No. 2A, Pocket AB, Badarpur Extension near Indira Nursery, collapsed due to its dilapidated condition.

After getting information, the SHO, along with other officials, reached the spot. PCR van, fire brigades, ambulances were sent to the spot. No injury or loss of life or property was reported, the cop added.

The police said a legal action was being taken in this regard.

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