Five people were killed when an apartment complex collapsed in a wealthy area of India's financial capital Bombay this morning.
At least nine were injured in the collapse, which occurred less than a week after another building collapse killed 11.
Rescuers were trying to drag survivors from the wreckage of the four-storey building in Marine Lines in Bombay, which is also known as Mumbai.
Old and badly maintained buildings sometimes collapse during heavy monsoon rains in the city.
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In July, more than 1,000 people were killed in the city and its state of Maharashtra after record rains.