On Thursday, a building collapse at the Belanganj branch of Canara Bank in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India, caused a frenzy as news spread that cash was buried under the rubble. The collapse was triggered by excavation work for a mall basement nearby, leading to significant structural damage. Eyewitnesses reported a chaotic scene with locals scrambling to recover cash, prompting police and the Provincial Armed Constabulary to secure the site and prevent looting. Officials confirmed that all accessible cash, approximately ₹25 lakh (around $30,000 USD), was recovered. However, concerns remain regarding valuables in lockers, which are still buried and inaccessible due to missing keys. The bank has temporarily relocated operations and assured customers that access to lockers will be restored within seven days, pending recovery efforts. Fortunately, no casualties were reported during the incident.