As per reports, two people have been injured

A section of a foot overbridge here caved in over the Western Railway (WR) tracks during Tuesday morning's peak hours following incessant rain, leaving five persons injured, and creating a scare among the commuters, an official said. The continuing rains were hampering rescue and relief operations at the Andheri station in Mumbai, India's financial capital. Debris fell onto the tracks, but railroad spokesman Ravinder Bhakar said no trains were passing in the area at the time of the collapse around 7:30 a.m.

Aaj Tak television news channel says the bridge was more than 50 years old. The overhead pass connects eastern and western portions of the Andheri railways station, and the incident stranded hundreds of passengers during morning rush hour. He said all the people trapped in the debris had been rescued, but that rescue teams using sniffer dogs were still searching the debris. Aaj Tak television news channel says the bridge was more than 50 years old. Bhakar said the incessant rains seemed to have caused cracks in the bridge, resulting in the collapse. The crash has affected Mumbai's lifeline -- the suburban train services, which ferries around eight million commuters daily. Last year, at least 22 people died and 32 others suffered injuries in a stampede triggered by a rumour that a pedestrian overpass had collapsed after concrete chunks fell at another railway station.
A pedestrian bridge collapses onto railway lines in Mumbai, injuring five. An approaching train is able to perform an emergency stop before colliding with the wreckage. Thousands of commuters are left stranded throughout the city.