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Mumbai Rains: Had any of our towers collapsed, it would've been a calamity

A and B wings are customs [employee] quarters, while C and D wings have private residents

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Mir Ranjan Negi with wife and granddaughter

Mir Ranjan Negi with wife and granddaughter

Name: Mir Ranjan Negi, former India hockey goalkeeper
Location: Lloyd complex, B wing
My family [wife, son, his wife and child] lives on the 21st floor in the B wing of Lloyd Estate complex. A and B wings are customs [employee] quarters, while C and D wings have private residents. I'm posted in Kolkata and had arrived in Mumbai for a visit just a couple of days back.

Around 4 am, we were awakened by some noise, and soon, police sirens filled the air. It was dark, so we didn't know what was happening. Only in the morning did we see the horrific images of the path near C and D wings that had caved in, swallowing a number of cars.

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