HYDERABAD: In an strive to ensure the protection of locals in gentle of heavy rains, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) demolished 5 dilapidated structures on Wednesday.
Two dilapidated unbiased homes in Secunderabad and structurally-weak structures in Ramanathapur, Mallepally and Asif Nagar were demolished by way of the civic authorities. An unauthorised ground of a construction was additionally demolished at Red Hills. "Till date, 180 dilapidated structures have been demolished and 15 old buildings have been vacated," said a most sensible respectable from the city making plans division of GHMC.
The GHMC had demolished 5 structures proper after the heavy downpour on Monday . These included two vulnerable structures in Kapra and an previous construction in Malkagiri. In the Old City, a construction in Lal now not ready to leave. Despite getting notices, many people deny this and manner courtroom," said a GHMC respectable.
The civic frame has additionally Darwaza and a balcony in Ziaguda were pulled down. A wall of a public washroom in Secundrabad was additionally razed.
GHMC officers said they have got been facing trouble getting folks to vacate the premises of dilapidated structures. "Even after educating folks about the risk of dilapidated structures, they are served notices to three business complexes in Secunderabad which are structurally not worthy. All these complexes are in General Bazaar in Secunderabad. Most of the malls in these complexes are small jewelry retail outlets, goldsmith retail outlets, electronic and textile retail outlets. "We have served caution notices to three buildings in Secunderabad, all these buildings are old and dilapidated," said Rajender Kumar assiant city planner, Secunderabad.
Apart from previous structures, the GHMC could also be continuing its power for the elimination of encroachments and bottle necks on hurricane water drains limiting the unfastened float of water. In six months, 23 encroachments on hurricane water drains has been got rid of, officers said.
Two dilapidated unbiased homes in Secunderabad and structurally-weak structures in Ramanathapur, Mallepally and Asif Nagar were demolished by way of the civic authorities. An unauthorised ground of a construction was additionally demolished at Red Hills. "Till date, 180 dilapidated structures have been demolished and 15 old buildings have been vacated," said a most sensible respectable from the city making plans division of GHMC.
The GHMC had demolished 5 structures proper after the heavy downpour on Monday . These included two vulnerable structures in Kapra and an previous construction in Malkagiri. In the Old City, a construction in Lal now not ready to leave. Despite getting notices, many people deny this and manner courtroom," said a GHMC respectable.
The civic frame has additionally Darwaza and a balcony in Ziaguda were pulled down. A wall of a public washroom in Secundrabad was additionally razed.
GHMC officers said they have got been facing trouble getting folks to vacate the premises of dilapidated structures. "Even after educating folks about the risk of dilapidated structures, they are served notices to three business complexes in Secunderabad which are structurally not worthy. All these complexes are in General Bazaar in Secunderabad. Most of the malls in these complexes are small jewelry retail outlets, goldsmith retail outlets, electronic and textile retail outlets. "We have served caution notices to three buildings in Secunderabad, all these buildings are old and dilapidated," said Rajender Kumar assiant city planner, Secunderabad.
Apart from previous structures, the GHMC could also be continuing its power for the elimination of encroachments and bottle necks on hurricane water drains limiting the unfastened float of water. In six months, 23 encroachments on hurricane water drains has been got rid of, officers said.
GHMC on its toes, razes 5 dilapidated structures
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