Ludhiana: The day after a building fainted at RK Road, the city corporation had woken up from his sleep and decided to conduct a survey of other unsafe structures in the city and destroy them, if needed.
MC already has a list of 132 unsafe.
building.
Most of these (64) are in Zone A, which include the old city part.
There were 21 in Zone B, 14 in Zone C and 33 in Zone D.
The owners of these buildings were told to empty to avoid unwanted incidents, but this was still occupied.
MC even asked the police department to empty this.
Officials said during the rainy season, the opportunity to build collapsed increased.
Commissioner MC Pardeeep Sabharwal said, “I have asked officials to check the building that is not safe once more.
If there is a possibility that the building can collapse, it must be destroyed immediately.
In some cases we cannot do anything because the problem is in court.
“The unsafe factory has collapsed at RK Road on Thursday.
At least 10 people were injured, seven were serious.
While two are still under care, the rest has been repatriated.
MC officials have visited residence and other companies side by side with the building to destroy the rest of the unsafe structure.
The police have wore the area.
The migrants who lived in the residence were diverted to the closest Dharamshala.
The factory owner has started moving the building manually.
The factory owner ordered the police had registered firmly against the owner of RT Woolen Mills in the building collapsed incident.
Tara Chand and his sons, Deepep Singal and Amit Singal, from Myder Nagar, were ordered to complaint Amit Kumar, owner of the quarter migrant.
Kumar said, “The factory wall collapses in the quarter, seriously injuring a woman and her son, besides the other five.”
MC to re-survey unsafe buildings
