A four-storey building in Mumbai's Mankhurd area collapsed, killing six people, including a family of four. The incident is one of the 10 rain-related deaths reported in Mumbai over the past two weeks, during which the city received nearly 60% of its annual rainfall. Mankhurd collapse accounted for six of the 10 rain-related deaths reported in Mumbai over the past two weeks. The family that lost their lives in the collapse included Moinuddin Shah's wife Akhtar Jahan (38), their two daughters Kaisar Jaha Moinuddin (14) and Anabiya Moinuddin Shah (3), their two sons Jalaluddin Moinuddin (9) and Serajuddin Moinuddin Shah (6), and a six-year-old girl from the neighborhood Aliya Allauddin Shaikh (6). Moinuddin Shah said that his wife had told him to stay home and cook for their children, and then he stepped out to buy food and household items. He said, "I had told my kids that we will somehow manage this one night and then vacate the house the next day. I had instructed my children to stay home, and I asked my wife to cook something for them and then stepped out to buy some food and household items for the family. I was barely gone for ten minutes when the incident occurred." Moinuddin Shah said that his family had been residing in the shanty, made of tin sheets and a patra roof, for the past two years. He worked as a contractual laborer who often worked on Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) projects. His children studied in the Shivaji Nagar Municipal School. Moinuddin Shah said that his children were very bright and they studied hard to get good grades. He said, "My children were very bright and they studied in the Shivaji Nagar Municipal School. My children were very bright and they studied in the Shivaji Nagar Municipal School."