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Five killed as iron hoarding collapses in Pimpri Chinchwad in Pune

Some people had taken shelter under a puncture repair shop beneath the iron hoarding during strong winds. Suddenly, the structure came crashing down on them.

Pune | Five persons, including four women, were killed and three others injured on Monday evening when an iron hoarding collapsed on them due to strong winds on a service road in Pimpri Chinchwad township in Pune district of Maharashtra, police said.

The incident occurred on a service road along the Mumbai-Pune highway in Ravet Kivale area.

"Some people had taken shelter under a puncture repair shop beneath the iron hoarding during strong winds. Suddenly, the structure came crashing down on them, killing five persons and injuring three others," a police officer said.

He said five bodies have been recovered and the three injured persons have been rushed to a hospital.

The deceased have been identified as Shobha Tak (50), Varsha Kedaro (50), Bharti Manchak (33), Anita Umesh Roy (45) and Ramavadh Atmaj (29).

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