MUMBAI: An 18-year-old boy drowned in a nallah at Vikhroli East late on Wednesday. The teen, Kiran Pawar, used to be swimming in the nallah with 12 different buddies when the incident came about. The demise toll because of rain-related tragedies this month in the town has now long gone as much as 18.
To pre-empt loss of lifestyles and property, the civic frame has procured water sensors which will likely be installed along the wall of drains and rivers in the town. These sensors will automatically sound an alert in the disaster keep an eye on room about emerging water levels during rainfall. Civic officials said that this may help the keep an eye on room mobilize assets to take on the location.
In every other development, senior civic officials said that the emerging number of potholes on roads is because of paintings now not being performed in some puts consistent with the requirement and assured that motion in opposition to can be initiated in opposition to the ones involved. TOI reported on Thursday, about potholes resurfacing after the hot heavy downpour.
In one example in Bandra, the BMC is conducting an inquiry in opposition to the contractor for "poor" quality of work. Local corporator Asif Zakaria said that the contractor who used to be given street repair paintings worth Rs 30 crore in the Bandra-Santacruz belt and Andheri (east). "In Bandra, he did pre-monsoon work on four roads and all of them developed potholes recently rainfall," said Zakaria.
Additional civic commissioner Vijay Singhal said that the number of such lawsuits is lesser than sooner than.
To pre-empt loss of lifestyles and property, the civic frame has procured water sensors which will likely be installed along the wall of drains and rivers in the town. These sensors will automatically sound an alert in the disaster keep an eye on room about emerging water levels during rainfall. Civic officials said that this may help the keep an eye on room mobilize assets to take on the location.
In every other development, senior civic officials said that the emerging number of potholes on roads is because of paintings now not being performed in some puts consistent with the requirement and assured that motion in opposition to can be initiated in opposition to the ones involved. TOI reported on Thursday, about potholes resurfacing after the hot heavy downpour.
In one example in Bandra, the BMC is conducting an inquiry in opposition to the contractor for "poor" quality of work. Local corporator Asif Zakaria said that the contractor who used to be given street repair paintings worth Rs 30 crore in the Bandra-Santacruz belt and Andheri (east). "In Bandra, he did pre-monsoon work on four roads and all of them developed potholes recently rainfall," said Zakaria.
Additional civic commissioner Vijay Singhal said that the number of such lawsuits is lesser than sooner than.
Teenager out for swim in drain with pals drowns
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