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The billboard, measuring 70 m by 50 m, fell onto houses and a petrol station in Mumbai .
Emergency services say a few people are still trapped under it and a rescue operation is under way.
The government of Maharashtra state, where Mumbai is located, has ordered an inquiry into the incident.
Authorities say the billboard was several times the permitted size.
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