Three-storey building collapses in Delhi’s Saket; several feared trapped
A three-storey building collapsed in the Saket area of south Delhi, leading to fears that several people may be trapped under the debris. Rescue operations are currently underway, with the Delhi Fire Services deploying multiple water tenders to assist. Authorities have not yet confirmed the number of individuals potentially trapped, and no major damage to nearby buildings has been reported.
- ▪The building collapsed on May 30, 2026, in the Saket area of south Delhi.
- ▪Rescue operations are being conducted by the police and Delhi Fire Services.
- ▪The building was partly under construction at the time of the collapse.
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- ▪ 5-storey building collapses in south Delhi’s Mehrauli; several feared trapped — Times of India — Top
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Several people are feared to be trapped under debris after a three-storey building collapsed in Saket area in south Delhi on Saturday evening (May 30, 2026), officials said. The incident took place on Western Marg in Saidulajab near Saket Metro station.The police and Delhi Fire Services (DSF) are carrying out rescue operations. The DFS has deployed four water tenders for the operation. The entire multi-storey building collapsed, flattening into a massive mound of rubble, according to officials at the site.The building was partly under construction, the officials said.VIDEO | Saket: Fire tenders rushed after building collapses in south Delhi; no casualties reported. More details awaited.
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