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ముంబయిలో పాక్షికంగా కూలిన భవనం- బాలిక మృతి - ఐదంతస్తుల భవనం

ముంబయిలోని ఖార్ ప్రాంతంలో ఓ ఐదంతస్తుల భవనం పాక్షికంగా కూలింది. ఈ ఘటనలో పదేళ్ల బాలిక మృతిచెందింది. ఇద్దరు గాయపడ్డారు.

ముంబయిలో పాక్షికంగా కూలిన భవనం- బాలిక మృతి

ముంబయిలో కూలిన ఐదంతస్తుల భవనం

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Published : Sep 24, 2019, 7:12 PM IST

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Updated : Oct 1, 2019, 8:50 PM IST

ముంబయి ఖార్‌ప్రాంతంలో ఓ ఐదంతస్తుల భవనం పాక్షికంగా కూలింది. ఖార్ జింఖానా ప్రాంతంలోని ఓ నివాస సముదాయంలో ఉన్న మెట్లదారి ఒక్కసారిగా నేలమట్టమైంది. ఈ ఘటనలో పదేళ్ల బాలిక మృతిచెందింది. మరో ఇద్దరు గాయపడ్డారు.

సమాచారం అందిన వెంటనే అగ్నిమాపక సిబ్బంది, పోలీసులు, ఎన్డీఆర్ఎఫ్ బృందాలు రంగంలోకి దిగాయి. భవనంలోని వారిని ఖాళీ చేయించాయి.

ముంబయిలో కూలిన ఐదంతస్తుల భవనం

ముంబయి ఖార్‌ప్రాంతంలో ఓ ఐదంతస్తుల భవనం పాక్షికంగా కూలింది. ఖార్ జింఖానా ప్రాంతంలోని ఓ నివాస సముదాయంలో ఉన్న మెట్లదారి ఒక్కసారిగా నేలమట్టమైంది. ఈ ఘటనలో పదేళ్ల బాలిక మృతిచెందింది. మరో ఇద్దరు గాయపడ్డారు.

సమాచారం అందిన వెంటనే అగ్నిమాపక సిబ్బంది, పోలీసులు, ఎన్డీఆర్ఎఫ్ బృందాలు రంగంలోకి దిగాయి. భవనంలోని వారిని ఖాళీ చేయించాయి.

ముంబయిలో కూలిన ఐదంతస్తుల భవనం

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Pyongyang, 20 September 2019
1. Wide exterior of Pyongyang International Cinema House, venue of opening ceremony of 17th Pyongyang International Film Festival
2. Wide of people going arriving at Pyongyang International Cinema House
3. Mid of people going up steps in Pyongyang International Cinema House
4. Wide exterior of Cinema House with banners up on wall with Korean and English "Independence", "Peace", "Friendship", and kiosks set up around Cinema House
5. Long shot of attendees around kiosks
6. Wide of attendees around kiosks
7. Mid of foreign military attaches with North Korean army officers
8. Mid of foreign participants in film festival, with North Korean guides in traditional dress
9. Wide of foreign participants in film festival walking towards Cinema House
10. Wide shot film festival participants posing for photo inside Cinema House
11. Cutaway photographer
12. Wide shot audience
13. Medium shot people entering cinema
14. Medium shot crowd
14. Various of North Korean officials and foreign jury members walking into Cinema House
15. Various of stage with hosts introducing opening ceremony
16. Mid of audience
17. UPSOUND (Korean) Jong Yong Nam, Director General of the National Administration of the Motion Picture Industry, and Chairman of the Film Festival Organizing Committee
"The Pyongyang International Film Festival is a significant gathering which strengthens film makers from around the world who want to achieve social progress, prosperity, and national film development. Therefore it presents a good chance for the development of film around the world."
18. Wide of audience clapping
19. Various of ceremony to raise flag of the film festival signifying the opening of the event
20. Various of film festival jury on stage
21. Cutaway audience
22. Wide of cinema screen showing opening title of Russian film "T-34"
23. Mid of audience settling down to watch Russian film chosen for opening ceremony
STORYLINE:
NORTH KOREA CELEBRATES CINEMA AT THE PYONGYANG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
In North Korea, film festivals are a bit different to the rest of the world.
There's no red carpet and there are no international stars. But in recent years, Pyongyang has tried to inject a little bit of glamour into its international film festival.
And the most important thing is that that festival brings a rare variety of officially-sanctioned entertainment to the North Korean capital.
Many years ago, a showing of British film "Bend It Like Beckham" resulted in a packed cinema with people crowding the steps between the aisles.
This is because, day to day, there is only a limited variety of foreign entertainment officially available for North Koreans to watch.
The latest edition of the Pyongyang International Film Festival opened Friday 20 September at the International Cinema House on Yanggakdo, an island in the Taedong River that flows through the centre of the North Korean capital.
Rather than A-list stars, from North Korea or around the world, government officials are the guests of honour at the ceremony - Vice Premier Jon Kwang Ho, and the Chairman of the Pyongyang City People's Committee Cha Hui Rim, joined Jong Yong Nam, Director General of the National Administration of the Motion Picture Industry, to add importance to the event.
This year, there are four hundred films on show, including feature films, documentaries, and animation from countries from Russia to Cuba and the UK to Iran.
Foreign participants at the festival are few. But the jury does include foreigners with film making experience, and they do vote for the prizes which are awarded at the closing ceremony.
The first film shown this year, at the opening ceremony, was the Russian war film "T-34". It's a patriotic tale of glory under fire, with parallels to the kind of war film that North Korea has made in past decades based on its own history of battling Japanese occupation, and the Korean War.
The 17th Pyongyang International Film Festival runs until Friday 27 September.
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