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Rain, deaths in Delhi; hailstorm in Gurgaon

Eight people were killed and 16 injured when a building collapsed in west Delhi on Sunday, reports Vibha Sharma.

Updated on: Feb 12, 2007 02:51 AM IST
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Eight people were killed and 16 injured when a building collapsed in the Madipur area of west Delhi on Sunday, as intermittent rain hit the Capital and many parts of north India for the third day.

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In Madipur, eight people were trapped under the debris of a building that suddenly caved in after two days of rain. The building was constructed about 20 years ago.

“The rain could have been one of the reasons for the collapse. Also, the area is very congested and the houses have been built close to each other," said R.C. Sharma, chief fire officer, Delhi.

It was also a day that took Gurgaon residents by storm as heavy hailstorm hit the area. The overcast skies resulted in a large number of people in the Delhi-NCR area staying indoors.

On Sunday, Delhi received 2.8 mm of rain (Safdarjung Observatory) till 5.30 p.m. — much lower than the previous day's record. At Palam Observatory, 6.8 mm of rain was recorded. As a result of overnight showers on Saturday, some parts of the city were also waterlogged.

Day temperature on Sunday was 20º Celsius — about three degrees lower than the normal average for the season. The night was, however, warmer on account of the cloud cover. The minimum temperature on Sunday was 13º Celsius — four degrees more than the normal average.

Email Vibha Sharma: vibha@hindustantimes.com

 
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Vibha Sharma

Vibha Sharma covers municipal bodies in Delhi. A journalist for almost a decade, she has also worked for the hyper-local editions of Hindustan Times, covering civic concerns in south Delhi, Gurgaon, and Ghaziabad.

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