Six people were rescued from the debris of a house that collapsed in Delhi, India on September 16.

Visuals showed firefighters at work as they pulled out a man from under the debris. The man was seen covered with dust from the debris and with a head injury. He was slowly escorted out the area and into an ambulance that would take him to a hospital for treatment. A police team was also sent to the spot to assist the firefighters in their rescue operation.

According to a report, two more people in addition to the six, were trapped in the debris. The rescue operation is still on, sources have said.

Two dead bodies were taken out from the debris and moved to the hospital.

Six people were rescued from the debris of a house that collapsed in northern India's Delhi.

The incident happened in the Johripur extension on September 16.

Visuals showed firefighters at work as they pulled out a man from under the debris. The man was seen covered with dust from the debris and with a head injury. He was slowly escorted out the area and into an ambulance that would take him to a hospital for treatment. A police team was also sent to the spot to assist the firefighters in their rescue operation.

According to a report, two more people in addition to the six, were trapped in the debris. The rescue operation is still on, sources have said.

Two dead bodies were taken out from the debris and moved to the hospital.