Prateek Tanmay
India News Live: The 83-hour rescue operation at Pune’s Moshi garbage depot ended in the early hours of Sunday after the body of the last missing employee, Waman Kasbe, was recovered around 1 am, taking the death toll to nine. The ground-plus-two-storey building housing the administrative offices of a waste-to-energy plant had collapsed on Wednesday afternoon after a massive mound of legacy waste began sliding onto the structure. The Moshi facility is operated by a private firm under an agreement with the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation.
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