Three people rescued after portion of several houses collapsed in Agra's Dhuliya Ganj area
The Hindu
Chief Minister Yogi Adiynath directed the District Magistrate and senior police officers to go to the spot and conduct the relief works
Three people of a family were injured in the Dhuliya Ganj area in Agra when the back portion of about five to six houses collapsed during excavation work of an inn, a senior official said on Thursday.
The injured were admiited to a hospital, he said.
Taking cognizance of the accident, Chief Minister Yogi Adiynath directed the District Magistrate and senior police officers to go to the spot and conduct the relief works, an official statement said.
"The back part of about 5 to 6 houses collapsed outside the city station located at Dhuliaganj under Hariparvat police station area, the construction work of Dharamshala was going on, in which 3 people of a family were buried, all have been rescued and taken to the hospital," Anjani Kumar Singh, ADM, Agra said.
More details are awaited.
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