A building collapse in Dhulkot, Ambala, on Sunday afternoon killed 6 people, according to Ambala SP Ajit Singh Shekhawat. Several others were injured and taken to hospital by the National Disaster Response Force and others.
The incident occurred in Ambala, Haryana. The police official described it as a tragic incident, but the report does not provide further details about the building, the exact number of injured people or the condition of those taken to hospital.
What is known
- Location: Dhulkot, Ambala, Haryana
- Incident: Building collapse
- Time: Sunday afternoon
- Deaths: 6
- Injuries: Several people were injured
- Response: The injured were taken to hospital by the National Disaster Response Force and others
The report does not state whether the building was residential, commercial or under construction. It also does not identify the injured people or provide details about any continuing rescue or search operation.
Conflicting figures in related coverage
A related report referred to a different incident description involving a 3-storey building under construction near Ambala City. It cited 4 deaths and over 10 injuries. Because those figures differ from the account given by SP Ajit Singh Shekhawat and the reports are not clearly established as describing the same event, they have not been combined here.
The confirmed account used in this report is the police official's statement that 6 people died in the Dhulkot building collapse and that several others were injured and taken to hospital.
Conclusion
The Dhulkot building collapse resulted in 6 deaths and injuries to several other people, according to the Ambala SP. Further details about the building, the injured and the response are not yet available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the building collapse occur?
The collapse occurred in Dhulkot, Ambala, Haryana.
Q. When did the incident happen?
The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon.
Q. How many people died in the collapse?
SP Ajit Singh Shekhawat said that 6 people died.
Q. Were other people injured?
Yes. Several others were injured and taken to hospital.
Q. Who took the injured people to hospital?
The injured were taken to hospital by the National Disaster Response Force and others.
Q. Is the total number of injured people known?
The report does not give a complete number of injured people.
Q. Is the building's use or construction status known?
The report does not provide that information.
