Portion Of Vacant Dilapidated Building Collapses During Demolition In Byculla, No Injuries Reported

Portion Of Vacant Dilapidated Building Collapses During Demolition In Byculla, No Injuries Reported

In Mumbai’s Byculla West, a portion of a vacant ground-plus-two-storey building collapsed onto its first floor during demolition work on Friday night. The structure in Sunder Gully near Dagdi Chawl had been declared dangerous by MHADA and was under demolition. The BMC Disaster Management Cell said no injuries were reported as the building was unoccupied at the time.

Shefali Parab-PanditUpdated: Saturday, June 20, 2026, 04:48 AM IST
Portion Of Vacant Dilapidated Building Collapses During Demolition In Byculla, No Injuries Reported
Portion Of Vacant Dilapidated Building Collapses During Demolition In Byculla, No Injuries Reported |

Mumbai: A portion of the second floor of a vacant two-storey building collapsed onto the first floor during demolition work in Byculla West on Friday night. No injuries or casualties were reported in the incident.

Time and Location

According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) Disaster Management Cell, the incident occurred at around 9.30 pm in Sunder Gully, adjacent to Dagdi Chawl.

Civic officials said the ground-plus-two-storey structure had been declared C1 (dangerous and dilapidated) by Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) and was undergoing demolition. During the demolition, a section of the building's wall collapsed onto the first floor.

The contractor immediately halted the demolition work following the incident and was instructed to implement necessary safety measures before resuming operations. No one was injured, as the building was vacant at the time of the collapse, officials said.

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