
PM Modi visits Morbi bridge collapse site
The Hindu
Officials briefed the Prime Minister about the rescue operations at the site where 135 people were killed on Sunday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on November 1 visited the Morbi bridge collapse site and reviewed the ongoing search and rescue operations.
Officials briefed the Prime Minister about the rescue operations at the site where at least 140 people were killed on October 30 when the British-era suspension bridge on the Machchhu river collapsed.
Before he arrived at the spot, Mr. Modi conducted an aerial survey of the location.
The collapsed bridge connected Darbargadh Palace on one end and Swaminarayan temple on the other.
The Prime Minister arrived at Darbargadh Palace where he was briefed by officials about what might have gone wrong with the bridge structure.
The Prime Minister will meet at least six injured victims at the Morbi Civil hospital.

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