Delhi PG Building Collapse: Death Toll Rises To 6 As 50-Year-Old Structure Collapses In Satya Niketan During Repair Work, 11 Rescued | Watch
A 50-year-old multi-storey building housing a boys' PG collapsed in Delhi's Satya Niketan area during repair work, killing six and leaving several injured. Rescue teams from Delhi Police, Fire Service, NDRF and DDMA rescued 11 people. A case and magisterial inquiry have been ordered.

Delhi PG Building Collapse: Death Toll Rises To 6 As 50-Year-Old Structure Collapses In Satya Niketan During Repair Work, 11 Rescued | Watch | X / PTI
New Delhi: A total of 11 people have been rescued from the debris of a 50-year-old multi-storey building that collapsed in southwest Delhi's Satya Niketan area, with the death toll reaching six, an official said on Monday.
The building, which housed a boys' paying guest accommodation near Delhi University's South Campus, collapsed around 1.30 pm on Sunday while repair work was underway.
Multiple agencies, including the Delhi Police, Delhi Fire Service, National Disaster Response Force and Delhi Disaster Management Authority, have been carrying out rescue operations through the night.
"One more person was rescued during the night but was brought dead, taking the toll to six," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southwest) Amit Goel said.
He further said that efforts are continuing to trace the persons allegedly connected with the incident.
Police have registered a case against the building owner and others, while a magisterial inquiry has also been ordered.
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