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Relatives of Delhi Building Collapse Victims Gather Outside AIIMS Posmartam House
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 07 Sep 2026, 03:18 PM
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After a building collapse in Delhi, families of those killed have assembled outside the Posmartam House at AIIMS, seeking assistance and information.
A structural failure in a Delhi building resulted in multiple fatalities, prompting an immediate response from emergency services. The exact cause of the collapse is under investigation by city authorities, and a team of police and fire officials has been deployed to the site.
Relatives of the deceased have gathered outside the Posmartam House within the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) campus, awaiting updates and assistance. The AIIMS administration has set up a temporary help desk to provide medical and counseling support to the grieving families.
Local police have cordoned off the surrounding area to facilitate rescue operations and to preserve evidence. Officials have appealed for calm and cooperation from the public as they work to identify the victims and ascertain the circumstances that led to the accident.
The Delhi government has announced that a detailed inquiry will be conducted, and any lapses in building safety regulations will be addressed. In the meantime, relief measures, including temporary shelter and food, are being coordinated for the affected families.
Relatives of the deceased have gathered outside the Posmartam House within the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) campus, awaiting updates and assistance. The AIIMS administration has set up a temporary help desk to provide medical and counseling support to the grieving families.
Local police have cordoned off the surrounding area to facilitate rescue operations and to preserve evidence. Officials have appealed for calm and cooperation from the public as they work to identify the victims and ascertain the circumstances that led to the accident.
The Delhi government has announced that a detailed inquiry will be conducted, and any lapses in building safety regulations will be addressed. In the meantime, relief measures, including temporary shelter and food, are being coordinated for the affected families.