A three‑storey building collapsed late Saturday night in the Talwandi area of Kota, Rajasthan, leaving at least two people dead and prompting a massive rescue operation. Officials said 15 people were pulled out from the rubble by Sunday, with several others injured.
Rescue teams including police, fire department units, and disaster response personnel worked through the night to clear debris and locate survivors. Of the 15 people pulled from the wreckage:
Two individuals died identified as Aryan (20) and Lakshman (15).
Eight were injured and undergoing treatment.
Five were discharged after primary medical care.
Local authorities continued to search for anyone still trapped under the collapsed structure as of the latest reports.
The building housed a restaurant and other businesses in a crowded area frequented by residents and students. Emergency officials said some construction work was underway nearby, which may have weakened the structure and contributed to the collapse, though the exact cause is still under investigation.
Rescue operations remained active late into Sunday, with police and municipal teams coordinating efforts at the site.
Several injured victims were rushed to nearby hospitals for treatment.
District officials said a probe will be ordered to determine responsibility and prevent future incidents.
State leaders and local representatives visited the site and monitored rescue activities.
A three‑storey building collapse in Kota led to two confirmed deaths.
15 people were rescued from debris with several injured.
Rescue and investigation efforts continue as authorities seek causes.
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