On Saturday evening, a five-story building in Mehrauli, Delhi, collapsed, resulting in multiple individuals being trapped under the rubble. By early Sunday, rescue teams had successfully pulled out nine people, but six others are still unaccounted for. Eyewitness accounts suggest that local residents initially performed better in rescue efforts than the police, leading to frustrations among family members of those trapped. Dr. Jaswant, President of the Foreign Medical Graduates, indicated that two casualties are feared, although this has not been officially verified. The situation has raised concerns about the building's safety, as complaints regarding its construction had been made prior to the incident. Rescue operations are being coordinated by the police, NDRF, and other agencies, with ongoing efforts to clear debris and locate any remaining victims. Deputy Commissioner of Police Anant Mittal stated that the authorities responded promptly to the incident, and the rescue mission is still active as they work to ensure the safety of those trapped.