Mumbai chawl collapse: CM Fadnavis announces ₹5 lakh aid for kin of victims

The collapse occurred during heavy rains near Mankhurd area resulting in the death of six people in the locality.

Officials and others gather during a rescue operation after a three-storey 'chawl', row tenement, collapsed amid heavy monsoon rains, at Mankhurd area, in Mumbai. Photo: PTI
1 min read  |  Published: 06 Jul 2026

Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday expressed grief over the death of six persons in a chawl collapse in Mumbai's Mankhurd area and announced an ex gratia of ₹5 lakh each for the kin of the deceased.

The three-storey chawl (row tenement) collapsed on Sunday night in the Mandala locality following heavy rains.

Fadnavis, in a post on X, paid tribute to the victims and said the state government shared the grief of the bereaved families.

The financial assistance of ₹5 lakh will be given to the legal heirs of each of the deceased.

Two to three tenements forming part of the three-storey structure caved in at around 8.30 pm on Sunday, officials earlier said.

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