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Several trapped after warehouse shed collapses at Taratala in Kolkata

The Hindu1h agoAI sentiment: neutral
Several trapped after warehouse shed collapses at Taratala in Kolkata

The Disaster Management Department of the West Bengal government have opened a control room where people can reach out at 8697981070, 033 22143526 and 033 22535185 in connection with the accident at Taratala

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