Bhopal: A two-storeyed building collapsed on Tuesday in Bhopal's busy Marwari Road area amid heavy rains here over the past couple of days, an official said.
No one was injured in the incident as a part of the structure, in which four families stayed, stood intact, said Inspector Praful Shrivastava of Kotwali police station.
"These families have been evacuated. A dilapidated portion of the building was razed by civic authorities. The rooms that were in a bad state have been locked," he informed.
The building, which also houses a godown, was bought by one Amritlal Jain from the treasurer of erstwhile Bhopal Nawab Hamid Ullah Khan, people in the vicinity said.
This, however, could not be confirmed with local authorities. Intermittent rains are lashing the city for the last three days.
Bhopal Municipal Corporation's rescue team was at the site, the police official told.
The building was quite old, dating back to the pre-independence era, the official added.
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