MUMBAI, India (AP) — Rescuers are clearing debris and using sniffer dogs to find possible survivors after a dilapidated building collapsed in India's financial capital of Mumbai, killing at least 12 people. Several people are feared trapped.

Fire official Ashok Talpade said dozens of rescuers worked overnight at the site where they have pulled out 11 survivors since the four-story building collapsed Tuesday. The survivors included a child who was treated at a hospital and later allowed to go home. Others remain hospitalized.

A 16-year-old girl trapped under a heavy door was taken out by rescuers who cut through iron beams and cleared debris using hydraulic cutters.

The lane where the collapse occurred is too narrow for rescue vehicles, so equipment was carried by hand. People also formed a human chain to remove debris.