Death toll in Mumbai building collapse rises to 33

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Rescuers in India's financial capital sifted rubble on Friday in a desperate search for survivors of the collapse of an 117-year-old condemned building, as the toll from the disaster rose to 33.<div class="feedflare">
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