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IN PHOTOS: Rescue operations in Thane after man falls into creek at Mumbra bridge

Updated On: 11 June, 2026 08:04 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

A rescue operation was launched on Thursday after a 27-year-old man died after falling into a creek near the Mumbra Railway Fast Track Bridge in Santosh Nagar, Mumbra, in Thane on Wednesday. (PICS/RDMC)

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According to the Thane Municipal Corporation’s Disaster Management Control Room, the incident was reported at 4:13 pm on Thursday. (PICS/RDMC)
According to the Thane Municipal Corporation’s Disaster Management Control Room, the incident was reported at 4:13 pm on Thursday. (PICS/RDMC)
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The deceased has been identified as Jalal Uddin Wakar Ali (27)

The deceased has been identified as Jalal Uddin Wakar Ali (27)

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Officials said the man reportedly lost his balance and fell into the creek from the Mumbra Fast Track Railway Bridge

Officials said the man reportedly lost his balance and fell into the creek from the Mumbra Fast Track Railway Bridge

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Following the alert, personnel from Mumbra Police and the fire brigade rushed to the spot along with a rescue vehicle

Following the alert, personnel from Mumbra Police and the fire brigade rushed to the spot along with a rescue vehicle

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The fire brigade team later recovered the body from the creek and handed it over to the Mumbra Police

The fire brigade team later recovered the body from the creek and handed it over to the Mumbra Police

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Police have begun further legal procedures and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Police have begun further legal procedures and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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