Several passengers were trapped inside a lift at Mumbai's underground Churchgate Metro Station on Tuesday after it suffered a sudden technical malfunction, prompting authorities to launch a rescue operation, as reported by NDTV.
The incident occurred when the lift developed a technical fault, leaving several passengers stranded inside.
However, the lift's transparent glass structure allowed metro authorities to quickly spot the trapped passengers and respond swiftly.
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A rescue operation was launched soon after the incident came to light, with efforts underway to safely evacuate all those trapped inside the lift.
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