Mumbai Landslide: Victim Location Cameras Aid Rescue Ops in Kurla

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A landslide in Mumbai's Kurla area has killed at least six people, prompting a major rescue operation. Emergency teams are deploying specialized victim location cameras to search for survivors trapped under debris. These devices are designed to detect people in small gaps and voids beneath rubble where rescuers cannot physically reach. The technology helps responders identify signs of life quickly, improving the chances of survival for those still trapped.

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