Delhi MCD Notice to over 2000 Buildings: Delhi MCD is in action mode after the incidents of collapse of buildings in the country's capital Delhi. Delhi Municipal Corporation is identifying buildings with weak foundations. In the last one and a half to two months, Delhi MCD has served notices to more than 2000 buildings in Delhi. Notice has been issued to these buildings to obtain or renew structural safety certificate. Whereas action has been taken on more than 1500 buildings.
Delhi MCD has taken action against those buildings which lacked fire safety, violated rules related to building construction of the corporation and the rules of the master plan, and sealed them. Apart from this, safety audit of buildings is also being done.
According to corporation officials, during the last one and a half to two months, notices have been issued to more than two thousand buildings for obtaining or renewing structural safety certificate. These include PGs, coaching centres, libraries and other commercial establishments. According to the corporation, action has been taken against more than 1500 buildings for violation of building rules, master plan and fire safety provisions. Besides, safety audit of buildings is also being done.
Let us tell you that the incidents of building collapse in recent months in Delhi have increased the concern regarding the safety of buildings. In September, seven people died when a five-storey PG building collapsed in Satya Niketan. At the same time, in October, many people lost their lives when a five-storey building collapsed in New Seemapuri, North-East Delhi. Earlier in July, two under-construction buildings had collapsed in Rohini Sector-16, in which three people died. These accidents have underlined the need to examine the structural safety of residential buildings as well as PGs and other buildings.
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