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WATCH: Parking lot collapses in Punjab's Mohali, vehicles damaged, buried under debris

Authorities confirmed that a number of vehicles were severely damaged in the collapse. However, there were no reports of injuries to individuals at the scene

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FP Staff|Jun 15, 2023, 12:14:47 IST

In Punjab's Mohali district, a parking lot on Wednesday collapsed, which caused significant damage to several vehicles, primarily two-wheelers, as they were buried under the debris. The incident unfolded in the Sector-83 area of Mohali during the evening hours. Fortunately, there were no reported casualties, according to the local police.

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The collapse occurred while excavation work was being carried out for the basement of an adjacent under-construction building, as stated by the Mohali police.

Disturbing CCTV footage of the incident captured the terrifying moment when the parking lot gave way, swallowing two-wheelers and a few cars into a deep pit.

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Watch the viral clip:

Authorities confirmed that a number of vehicles were severely damaged in the collapse. However, there were no reports of injuries to individuals at the scene.

Mohali DSP Harsimran Singh said, according to ANI, "9-10 bikes and one or two cars were damaged in the incident. No injuries have been reported,"

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"A case will be registered and action will be taken against those found responsible," DSP Singh added.

With inputs from agencies

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First Published:Jun 15, 2023, 12:14:47 IST
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