September 13, 2026 01:25 pm (IST)
In Images: NDRF, Army intensify search as more bodies recovered from Taratala godown collapse site
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
Rescue teams from the NDRF and the Army continue intensive operations at the Taratala godown collapse site after recovering two more bodies from the debris on Thursday morning. Sniffer dogs have been deployed to aid the search for any remaining victims trapped under the rubble, while personnel work tirelessly to clear and secure the area. (Photo: Avishek Mitra/IBNS)
#Taratala godown collapse
# Taratala accident
# Kolkata building collapse
# NDRF rescue operation
# Army rescue team
# sniffer dogs search
# debris clearance
# West Bengal disaster
# rescue and recovery operation
# Taratala tragedy
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