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IN PHOTOS: Two injured as ceiling plaster falls in Thane building

Updated On: 18 September, 2025 11:24 AM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

A minor boy and a man were injured after a portion of the ceiling plaster fell at a house in Maharashtra's Thane district on Wednesday morning, officials said. Pics/RDMC

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The incident took place at a 30-year-old building in Thane, officials said. Pics/RDMC

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The incident took place at a 30-year-old building in Thane, officials said. Pics/RDMC
The incident occurred around 6.45 am at the Sai Mamta Building located in the Wagle Estate area

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The incident occurred around 6.45 am at the Sai Mamta Building located in the Wagle Estate area

The Thane building had been listed in the C2B category as a dilapidated building requiring structural repairs, they said

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The Thane building had been listed in the C2B category as a dilapidated building requiring structural repairs, they said

The ceiling plaster of the house in the Thane building suddenly fell while some members of a family were asleep, Thane's disaster management cell head Yasin Tadvi said

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The ceiling plaster of the house in the Thane building suddenly fell while some members of a family were asleep, Thane's disaster management cell head Yasin Tadvi said

An 11-year-old boy and a man aged 22 suffered injuries in the incident, he said

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An 11-year-old boy and a man aged 22 suffered injuries in the incident, he said

The incident has been reported to the municipal department concerned for necessary structural checks and action, officials said

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The incident has been reported to the municipal department concerned for necessary structural checks and action, officials said

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