A landslide struck a residential area in Mumbai during the early morning.
Initial reports said two people had died and several others were feared trapped.
One detailed account later reported that the death toll had risen to seven.
Seven injured people were reportedly taken to Kurla Bhabha and Rajawadi hospitals.
Most of the injured were described as stable, while one had a head injury.
The incident was reported at about 3:48am.
A Level-II fire brigade rescue operation was launched.
Rescuers searched the debris for survivors and used cameras during the operation.
The BMC said residents had previously been warned about landslide risks.
Some reports identified the site as Kurla, while others referred to Ghatkopar.
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Coverage agrees that an early-morning landslide in Mumbai killed people, injured others and triggered a rescue operation for those feared trapped. Reports differ over the initial and later death toll, and some identify the location as Kurla while others refer to Ghatkopar.
The exact number of people trapped remains uncertain, with estimates varying between sources.
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Neutral coverage centers on the reported landslide, casualties and ongoing rescue work. Initial accounts reported two deaths and several people feared trapped, while a later detailed account reported seven deaths and seven injuries. It also notes hospital treatment, the timing of the incident and prior warnings from the BMC. Some reports differ on whether the affected area was Kurla or Ghatkopar.
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The article reports that the death toll from a landslide in Mumbai’s Kurla rose to seven, with seven others injured and receiving treatment at Kurla Bhabha and Rajawadi hospitals. It lists the deceased and injured, noting that most patients were stable and one suffered a head injury. The incident was reported at 3:48am, prompting a Level-II fire brigade rescue operation. The BMC said residents had been warned about landslide risks.