4 hurt in building collapse at Telangana's Anurag University
The incident occurred during slab work on the 10th floor of a 10-storey structure on the campus in Majarguda under Pocharam IT Corridor police station limits.
"Part of the slab gave way and the workers fell to the floor below.
Fortunately, they escaped with injuries," said Pocharam police inspector B Raju.
The injured workers - Om Prakash and Raju Yadav from Chhattisgarh, and Raju and Keshavulu from Mahbubabad - were rushed to a nearby hospital and are reported to be out of danger.
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Based on a complaint from injured persons, police filed a case under Section 125(a) (causing hurt by an act endangering life or personal safety of others) against contractor. No arrests have been made so far.
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