A three-storey automated car parking system collapsed on Monday, September 15, at the Tridhaatu Aaroha society in Mumbai’s Matunga, damaging several vehicles, as seen in the video. The mechanical platform, operated via a switch, gave way around 3:15 PM at the 17-storey building on KAS Road near King’s Circle Station. Fortunately, no one was injured. The society has been occupied for over three years without an Occupancy Certificate (OC) or a fire NOC. Reportedly, witnesses recalled a loud thud as all three levels of the automated puzzle parking system came crashing down. As per reports, officials from the BMC’s building and factories department confirmed the collapse, while Tridhaatu Realty stated that maintenance work was underway at the time. Malad Building Collapse: 3 Labourers Killed, 3 Injured As Portion of Slab of Under-Construction Building Crashes in Mumbai; Terrifying Videos Surface.

3-Storey Automated Parking Platform Crashes in Matunga

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