India, Oct. 23 -- Two passengers were injured after a portion of the ceiling near the booking hall entrance at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) collapsed on Thursday night, raising safety concerns amid ongoing redevelopment work at the heritage railway station. Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) is carrying out the redevelopment work.

CSMT is one of Mumbai's busiest railway stations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its redevelopment is aimed at upgrading passenger amenities and station infrastructure while improving the overall travel experience. CSMT handles nearly 600,000-800,000 suburban and long-distance passengers daily.

Central Railway (CR) officials said the fallen ceiling portion was part of the RLDA's w...