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Home / Haryana / 2 Killed In Roof Collapse At Kurukshetras Shahbad Markanda

2 killed in roof collapse at Kurukshetra's Shahbad Markanda

Six men, all labourers, were sleeping in the same room when the incident occurred
Tribune News Service
Kurukshetra, Updated At : 02:19 PM Sep 03, 2025 IST
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Two labourers were killed and four others injured after the roof of a room they were sleeping in collapsed near Amar Vihar Colony in Shahabad on Wednesday.

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The deceased have been identified as Sandeep and Kuldeep, both residents of Uttar Pradesh.

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According to officials, the six men — all labourers — were sleeping in the same room when the incident occurred during rain in the area.

A rescue operation was launched soon after the collapse, and all six victims were pulled out from under the debris.

They were rushed to CHC Shahabad, where two were declared dead and the remaining four are undergoing treatment.

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