Delhi airport faces havoc, T1 shut after roof collapse
Business Standard|June 29, 2024
1 dead, 6 injured; ministry orders structural inspections at airports across India
DEEPAK PATEL
Delhi airport faces havoc, T1 shut after roof collapse

Delhi-NCR woke up to the news of massive chaos on roads and skies on Friday morning as monsoon hit North India with a vengeance.

In a shocking incident, one person was killed and six others injured when a section of the roof at Terminal 1 of Delhi International Airport collapsed after heavy rainfall.

The video of cars getting crushed and a cab driver getting killed at the T1 departure went viral as Delhiites were about to start their day. The highest rainfall after the 1936 record of 235.5 mm flooded the homes of the rich and famous in Lutyens' Delhi along with those living in modest localities, prompting a slugfest among political leaders cutting across party lines.

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