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5 dead, several injured as part of old building collapses near Mathura's Banke Bihari temple

Updated on: 15 August,2023 09:45 PM IST  |  Mathura
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Five people died on Tuesday and several more were injured when parts of an old building collapsed near the Banke Bihari temple here, police said

5 dead, several injured as part of old building collapses near Mathura's Banke Bihari temple

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Five people died on Tuesday and several more were injured when parts of an old building collapsed near the Banke Bihari temple in Mathura, police said.


The incident took place in the evening, they said, adding that a big chunk of a balcony collapsed on devotees walking past the house first and as work was underway to rescue those trapped under the debris, a wall of the building collapsed.


Vrindavan SHO Vijay Kumar Singh said a couple of monkeys were fighting among themselves on the balcony when it collapsed.


All those injured were rushed to a hospital, where five, including three women, were declared dead, the official said, adding that their identities were being ascertained.

Senior officers of the administration and police reached the spot after the incident.

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