Five killed in house collapse at Beed

Friday, September 22, 2006, 14:38 [IST]

Beed, Maharashtra, Sep 22 (UNI) At least five persons including a woman and two children were killed in a house collapse due to heavy rains, late last night at Kuslamb village in Patoda tehsil of this district about 40 km away from here, official sources said here today.

Resident Deputy District Collector Mohan Katte told UNI that all the five bodies of the victims were recovered in the wee hours today and taken to the civil hospital for post-mortem.

The deceased have been identified as Chandrabhaga Bhagwan Dhanwate (55), Sandip Babab Survase (12), Dipak Hanumant Dhanwate (12), Monika Chandu Dhanwate (6) and Kiran chandu Dhanwate.

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