At least 32 people were feared dead after a 100-year-old suspension bridge collapsed in India on Sunday, local media reported.
Authorities said more than 150 people were on the suspension bridge over the Machhu River in the town of Morbi at the time of the collapse.
State Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi said more than 150 people were on the narrow cable-stayed bridge, a tourist attraction that drew many sight-seers during the festive season, when Diwali and Chhath Puja are celebrated. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is in his home state Gujarat for a three-day visit, said he had directed the state chief minister to mobilize teams urgently for the rescue operation.
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