Mumbai: Kishore Subhash Ghasing (34), who has lived on the new hillside of Bharat Nagar in Mumbai for almost two decades, has a relief for a flood during a landslide when he is busy preparing a wedding ceremony from his younger sister, Rikha, in a crew.
“My sister married today (Sunday), but I didn’t accompany it.
There was no celebration because we had lost some of our neighbors in this tragedy.
I didn’t sleep in my usual place because there was a last minute setting to make, so I wasn’t hurt.
But My brother Yogesh Gangwane suffered a back injury and a broken bone in the leg, “Ghasing said.
When asked how they remained close to the Barc retention wall (Bhabha Atom Research Center) on the hill, Ghasing said, “Everyone here is the lower middle class, and desperately need a small roof above their heads.
Many are still renting even though they are aware It will be danger.
“Like Ghasing, Suresh Jagdaonkar (45), who made a living by painting walls and buildings, lucky because he and his entire family escaped landslides.
“Because of heavy rain on Saturday night and I also had to complete the task at my mother-in-law’s house in the neighbor of Ashok Nagar, my wife and I decided to spend the night there.
Our three children watched television and then climbed to the mezzanine floor to sleep.
When landslides It happened, it brought the whole earth, stone, gravel to our house when the front door was destroyed by style.
The two pet chicken my children were saved, “said Jagdaonkar.