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Second woman's body retrieved from under debris of partially collapsed Gurugram high-rise

The dining room floor of a sixth-floor apartment of Chintels Paradiso in Gurugram's sector 109 collapsed killing two women on Thursday

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|Feb 13, 2022, 08:03:25 IST

Gurugram: Rescuers retrieved the body of a second woman from under the debris of a partially collapsed 18-floor apartment block on the night of 12 February, 2022, more than 60 hours after the incident.

The body of Sunita Shrivastava, which was spotted under the debris on 11 February, 2022, was pulled out at 11:30 pm on 12 February, 2022, by the rescue team, a senior police officer told PTI, adding that it has been for postmortem.

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The dining room floor of a sixth-floor apartment of Chintels Paradiso in Gurugram's sector 109 collapsed on the evening of 10 February, 2022, killing two women – Rekha Bhardwaj and Sunita Shrivastava.

Sunita Shrivastava's husband A K Shrivastava, an IRS officer and managing director of Central Warehousing Corporation, suffered critical injuries and could be rescued from under the debris on 11 February, 2022, following 16 hours of efforts.

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The police have lodged an FIR at Bajghera police station against the managing director of realty firm Chintels India on charges of causing death due to negligence, Gurugram Deputy Commissioner of Police Deepak Saharan said.

The Gurugram district administration also instituted a probe into the collapse.

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First Published:Feb 13, 2022, 08:03:25 IST
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