In East Bengaluru, the death toll from the Hennur building collapse reached eight, with several laborers still missing. Rescue teams have saved 14 individuals amid heavy rain. The incident, termed the city’s worst building disaster in 28 years, has led to the arrest of the building owner, his son, and the contractor.
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