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IN PHOTOS | Mumbai tree collapse: Two injured, four vehicles damaged in Churchgate

Updated On: 17 August, 2026 08:07 PM IST | Divya Nair

A massive tree fell on four vehicles near B-2 Metro Station and McDonald's, opposite Kelan Bhavan in Mumbai’s Churchgate, on Monday. Two people were injured as Mumbai Fire Brigade, police, and civic teams responded to the incident. PICS/ASHISH RAJE.

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A massive tree fell near B-2 Metro Station, opposite Kelan Bhavan in Churchgate, Mumbai, on Monday, crashing onto four vehicles and injuring two people. PIC/ASHISH RAJE
A massive tree fell near B-2 Metro Station, opposite Kelan Bhavan in Churchgate, Mumbai, on Monday, crashing onto four vehicles and injuring two people. PIC/ASHISH RAJE
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Emergency agencies, including the Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB), police and ward staff, were mobilised following the incident

Emergency agencies, including the Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB), police and ward staff, were mobilised following the incident

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The injured have been identified as Sandeep Gamre (55) and Shakil Ahemdad (52)

The injured have been identified as Sandeep Gamre (55) and Shakil Ahemdad (52)

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Gamre was shifted to Bombay Hospital, while Ahemdad was taken to GT Hospital. Both are undergoing treatment

Gamre was shifted to Bombay Hospital, while Ahemdad was taken to GT Hospital. Both are undergoing treatment

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The falling tree also damaged a nearby stall and disrupted traffic on one side of the carriageway

The falling tree also damaged a nearby stall and disrupted traffic on one side of the carriageway

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Further details on the condition of the injured and the full extent of the damage are awaited.

Further details on the condition of the injured and the full extent of the damage are awaited.

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