Dynamite News 5 labourers killed after under construction roof collapsed in Indore
The incident occurred in Choral locality under the jurisdiction of Simrol police station in the district. Read further on Dynamite News:
Indore: In a tragic incident, five persons- four labourers and a contractor, died after the roof of an under construction resort collapsed in Madhya Pradesh's Indore on Friday, an official said.
The incident occurred in Choral locality under the jurisdiction of Simrol police station in the district.
Died were identified
According to the police those who died were identified as Pawan Panchal (35) (Contractor), a resident of Bhaswada, Rajasthan and currently living in Indore's Rau and labourers were identified as Hariom Malvi (22) and Ajay Malvi (20), residents of Shajapur and Raja (22) & Gopal (45), residents of Indore.
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Four labourers were sleeping
Indore Collector Ashish Singh said, "There was an under construction resort in choral locality where the roof slab was recently built and under the same roof a contractor and four labourers were sleeping. On Friday morning, the roof collapsed and all five people died."
Bodies were recovered
Upon getting the information about the incident, the teams of district administration and SDRF (State Disaster Response Force) reached the spot and began the rescue operation. Five bodies were recovered from the spot which were sent for the post mortem, he said.
Matter is investigating
"A team is investigating the matter regarding the permission of the resort construction. Though in the preliminary investigation it came to light that there was a permission issued from the gram panchayat for construction. Whether there was a violation or not is a matter of investigation.
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It was a private construction and it was found that the quality of construction was not upto the mark. Therefore investigation into the matter is underway and further action will be taken accordingly," he added. (with Agency inputs)