The injured include advocate Satish Bhondve, a resident of the building, and seven of his guests.
The eight people were travelling in the lift from the fifth floor to the ground floor around 12 pm when it suddenly plunged down at high speed, according to residents. Nalasopara police visited the spot and inspected the site after being alerted about the incident. Hearing a loud impact, other residents rushed to the spot and managed to break open the lift door after considerable effort.
NALASOPARA: Eight people were seriously injured after a lift in a seven-storey residential building, Dhananjay Avenue, at Patankar Park in Nalasopara (West), came crashing down on Saturday around noon.
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Several of them have suffered serious leg injuries,” said an eyewitness, Iqbal Mankiya. “We had installed a spring mechanism in the lift as a safety measure,” said Samir Dhonde, chairman of the housing society. The injured were rushed to a nearby hospital by fellow residents. They rescued the injured occupants and shifted them to a nearby hospital, where they are currently undergoing treatment. The injured include advocate Satish Bhondve, a resident of the building, and seven of his guests. “The occupants fell on top of one another inside the lift. The building was constructed by developers Dhananjay Raut and Rajiv Kotla of Sai Kiran Company after redeveloping an old structure. The three-year-old building’s housing society was formed around two-and-a-half years ago. Download the TOI App.