Mumbai Bridge Collapse

A four-storey building collapsed in Mumbai's Kurla on late Monday night in the Naik Nagar area

They approached the high court after the sessions court rejected their bail pleas.

Earlier in the day, a BMC official had said the FOB was was found to be structurally safe when it was audited in August 2016

During that audit, 354 bridges were checked for their structural soundness, a municipality official said

Mumbai bridge collapse left six people dead and 31 injured

The tragedy comes eight months after another bridge collapsed in suburban Andheri, in which five persons were killed

News agency reported injured people had been moved hospitals after the bridge collapsed near Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus

Udasi informed that the audit of these structures will start on Friday and bridges like Elphinstone Bridge, Lokmanya Tilak Bridge will be taken up first

Such incidents are slowly turning into a norm rather than a rarity for the fast-paced city

Meanwhile, the railways are working to reinstate all the remaining sections as well