THANE, Aug. 1 -- Ten people were killed and three injured after a portion of a four-storey building in Bhiwandi town in Maharasthra's Thane district collapsed, trapping several residents under the debris, officials said on Friday. According to officials, the 15-year-old building, Kohinoor Apartments in the Narpoli locality, was unauthorised and had been declared dangerously dilapidated but the owner had allegedly ignored several notices from the civic administration. It was under repairs when its B wing collapsed on Thursday night. Rescue workers combed the debris for survivors and victims through the night and recovered ten bodies by Friday evening, Shrikant Pardeshi, Assistant Municipal Commissioner and PRO, Bhiwandi Nizampur City Municipal Corporation (BNCMC), said, adding that chances of finding any more survivors were very slim. Civic officials said B wing started tilting at around 8.00pm on Thursday, bringing them to the site and ordering the occupants to evacuate. B wing consisted of 12 rooms on each of the four floors, and 35-40 residents moved out including the workers who were engaged in the repairs and living on-site. The structure collapsed at 11.20 pm, killing and injuring those who failed to leave. The deceased have been identified as Krish Kumar, 32, Radheshyam Kushwaha, 45, Ranjit Singh, 45, Meraj Rasool Sheikh, 34, Santosh Kumar Pandey, 42, Shameem Ansari, 30, Rakesh Paswan, 25, Mukesh Paswan, 30, Ashok Paswan, 40, and Shyam Murari Pal. The three injured have been identified as Abhay Kumar, 24, Deepak Kumar Yadav, 25, and Sangeeta Prajapati, 36. Municipal commissioner Anmol Sagar said he had ordered the registration of a criminal case against the contractor for carrying out unauthorised repair work. The contractor was identified only as Amrutlal, who himself owned a room in Kohinoor Apartments who is yet to be traced....