Overview
- The four-storey residential building in Mustafabad, northeast Delhi, collapsed around 3 am on April 19, killing 11 people and injuring 11 others.
- Rescue operations led by the NDRF, Delhi Fire Services, and police have concluded, with 18 survivors pulled from the debris.
- The deceased include eight members of the same family and the building's owner, Tehsin; three women and four children are among the victims.
- Preliminary reports suggest construction work on the ground floor and long-term structural weakening from wastewater seepage may have contributed to the collapse.
- Delhi CM Rekha Gupta has ordered a probe into the incident, while the mayor directed the suspension of municipal officials for alleged negligence.