Man killed in building collapse in Faisalabad

Published September 16, 2023
TOBA TEK SINGH: The scene of a building collapse during rain near the D-Ground market in Faisalabad on Friday, resulting in the loss of a life. — Dawn
TOBA TEK SINGH: The scene of a building collapse during rain near the D-Ground market in Faisalabad on Friday, resulting in the loss of a life. — Dawn

TOBA TEK SINGH: During torrential rain, under-construction building ‘Regra Heights’ collapsed in Faisalabad’s People’s Colony area near the D-Ground market on Friday, resulting in the loss of one life.

Three members of a family residing in an adjacent house to the building became trapped beneath the debris.

Rescue 1122 said during the operation, three members of the family were found trapped under the debris.

Family head Haji Naveed Ahmad, 60, died, while his daughter, Ayesha Bibi, 25, and his son Muhammad Ahsan, aged 27, sustained injuries and were admitted to the District Headquarters Hospital.

The building collapsed due to rainwater accumulation in its basement, causing damage to the nearby house.

Published in Dawn, September 16th, 2023

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