Maharashtra: Thunderstorm damages room on terrace of building in Thane; no casualties

ANI April 5, 2025 295 views

A sudden thunderstorm swept through the Thakurpada area of Thane, causing substantial damage to a terrace room in a multi-story residential building. The local fire department quickly responded to the incident, deploying two teams to assess and manage the potential structural risks. Remarkably, no injuries were reported despite the significant damage to the room owned by Zubair Sayyad. Residents and fire officials worked collaboratively to ensure community safety during the unexpected weather event.

"We received a call that the room on the terrace got damaged in the strong winds" - Fire Official
Thane, April 4: A room located on the terrace of a G+7 building in the Thakurpada area of Thane was severely damaged during a thunderstorm on Friday, a fire official said.

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Thunderstorm causes structural damage to terrace room in Thane

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No casualties reported in Thakurpada incident

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Fire teams assist building residents

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Zubair Sayyad's property impacted by severe winds

According to the official, no injuries or casualties were reported in the incident.

The fire officer told ANI, "We received a call that the room on the terrace of a G+7 building in Thakurpada got damaged in the strong winds. We reached here with a team and saw that the room, whose owner is one Zubair Sayyad, was damaged and on the verge of collapse...Two teams are working here, and we are also getting help from people in the building."

More details are awaited.

Earlier, a fire broke out at on the rooftop of Phoenix Mall on LBS Road opposite Kurla Fire Station in Mumbai on Thursday.

"A level one fire was reported on the rooftop of Phoenix Mall on LBS Road opposite Kurla Fire Station," the Mumbai Fire Brigade stated.

Reader Comments

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Rahul K.
Thank God no one was hurt! These sudden thunderstorms are getting more intense every year. Maybe buildings should have stricter safety checks for rooftop structures. 🌩️
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Priya M.
I live nearby and the winds were crazy last night! My balcony plants all got knocked over. Can't imagine how scary it must have been for people in that building.
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Amit S.
The article mentions another fire incident at Phoenix Mall too. Are these weather-related incidents increasing or is it just coincidence? Worrying trend either way.
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Sneha R.
Respectfully, I think the article could have included more details about the building's safety standards. Were these rooftop structures legally built? This could be a wake-up call for many buildings with similar setups.
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Vikram P.
Kudos to the fire department for quick response! These guys are always first on scene during emergencies. True heroes 👏
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Neha T.
My cousin lives in Thakurpada and said the storm lasted barely 15 minutes but caused so much damage. Climate change is real folks, we need to take weather warnings seriously!

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