<p>Uncertainty hangs over whether the five-storey building in a Colaba bylane will ever be renovated and restored to its old lively self before the tragedy struck on the night of November 26, 2008. “We have temporarily shifted to a new location. (9769060840) mumbaichabad@gmail.com,” reads the board in English and Hebrew at the Nariman House, also known as the Chabad House.<br /><br />Members of the community who contacted authorities on the phone number mentioned on the board were called to the new premises and provided accommodation after a thorough screening. “Authorities are yet to take a decision on whether to rebuild Nariman House or shift it permanently to the other place,” Rabbi Yossi Cohen, the current in-charge of the Chabad House, said.</p>
<p>Uncertainty hangs over whether the five-storey building in a Colaba bylane will ever be renovated and restored to its old lively self before the tragedy struck on the night of November 26, 2008. “We have temporarily shifted to a new location. (9769060840) mumbaichabad@gmail.com,” reads the board in English and Hebrew at the Nariman House, also known as the Chabad House.<br /><br />Members of the community who contacted authorities on the phone number mentioned on the board were called to the new premises and provided accommodation after a thorough screening. “Authorities are yet to take a decision on whether to rebuild Nariman House or shift it permanently to the other place,” Rabbi Yossi Cohen, the current in-charge of the Chabad House, said.</p>