Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Two Injured in Mumbai Building Collapse
A part of a building in Mumbai called the Lokhandwala Building collapsed on Saturday afternoon.
Two people, Bilal Shaikh and Jamshed Shaikh, were hurt and taken to the hospital.
Six people were inside the building when it collapsed, and all were rescued safely.
The building is managed by MHADA, and officials are looking into why the collapse happened.
Firefighters, police, and other emergency teams helped with the rescue.
A portion of the sixth floor of the Lokhandwala Building collapsed onto the fifth floor.
Two people, Bilal Shaikh (35) and Jamshed Shaikh (55), were injured and taken to Noor Hospital.
Six occupants were rescued safely by emergency services.
The building is a cessed property under MHADA.
The cause of the collapse is under investigation by officials.
- Who
- Residents of Lokhandwala Building, Bilal Shaikh, Jamshed Shaikh
- What
- Partial collapse of the sixth floor of a building
- When
- Saturday afternoon
- Where
- Masjid Bunder, Mumbai
- Why
- Cause of collapse under investigation
Structural Integrity Concerns
Emergency Response Effectiveness
Building Safety
Structural Integrity Concerns
The collapse raises questions about the structural integrity of MHADA-cessed buildings.
Emergency Response Effectiveness
Emergency services responded promptly, ensuring the safe rescue of all occupants.
- Location
- Masjid Bunder, Mumbai
- Building
- Lokhandwala Building
- Injured Persons
- Bilal Shaikh (35), Jamshed Shaikh (55)
- Time of Incident
- 12:34 PM
- Rescue Teams
- Fire Brigade, Police, BMC Ward Staff, BEST Officials, 108 Ambulance Services