An ambulance remained stationed at the site of a five-storey building collapse in the Saidulajab area of South Delhi, New Delhi, as rescue operations continued on 30 May 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Emergency services, including a stationed ambulance, were deployed at the five-storey building collapse site in Saidulajab, South Delhi, on 30 May 2026 as rescue teams worked through the debris. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Medical units and emergency personnel were on the ground at the Saidulajab collapse site in South Delhi on Saturday, 30 May 2026, with an ambulance on standby as rescue workers searched the rubble of the five-storey structure. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Personnel from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) arrived at the five-storey building collapse site in Saidulajab, South Delhi, on 30 May 2026 to support the ongoing rescue operation. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
NDRF teams were deployed to the rubble of a five-storey building that collapsed in the Saidulajab locality of South Delhi on 30 May 2026, joining multi-agency rescue efforts at the site. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
A coordinated rescue operation involving NDRF personnel was underway at the Saidulajab building collapse site in South Delhi, New Delhi, on 30 May 2026, following the collapse of the five-storey structure. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Delhi Police personnel stood guard at the perimeter of the five-storey building collapse site in Saidulajab, South Delhi, on 30 May 2026, maintaining crowd control as rescue teams operated inside. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Delhi Police officers maintained a security cordon around the collapsed five-storey building in Saidulajab, South Delhi, on 30 May 2026, enabling unimpeded access for rescue and medical teams. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Law enforcement teams from Delhi Police were stationed at the Saidulajab collapse site in South Delhi, New Delhi, on 30 May 2026, standing guard as rescue and emergency workers continued operations at the five-storey building wreckage. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)