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Chhattisgarh Orders Safety Audits, Warns Officials of Accountability
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai told officials to make buildings safer.
He said officials may be held responsible if dangerous buildings are ignored.
Teams will inspect schools, hostels, coaching centres and other places where people study or live.
Old and damaged buildings will be checked carefully.
Problems must be fixed within a set time.
Districts must keep watching for dangers instead of waiting for an accident.
The government also wants to stop illegal and adulterated liquor.
Police, excise officials and district teams will work together and monitor borders and transport routes.
Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai warned senior officials they could be held personally accountable for neglected buildings threatening human life.
The government ordered immediate safety inspections and audits of hostels, paying guest accommodations, coaching centres, schools and large educational buildings statewide.
Officials must assess old or dilapidated structures in schools, libraries, hostels and other public places, completing corrective measures within fixed deadlines.
Sai called for continuous district-level monitoring to identify and eliminate risks before accidents or complaints occur.
Police, excise officials and district administrations were ordered to jointly raid sites linked to illegal or adulterated liquor and strengthen border surveillance.
- Who
- Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai directed commissioners, police officials, collectors and other senior officers.
- What
- The government ordered statewide building safety audits and a coordinated campaign against illegal and adulterated liquor.
- Where
- Across all districts of Chhattisgarh, including border areas and major transportation routes.
- When
- The directives were issued on Thursday during a high-level review meeting.
- Why
- To protect students and citizens, address hazardous buildings before incidents occur, and prevent the manufacture and movement of illicit liquor.
Key facts
- Chief minister
- Vishnu Deo Sai
- Building inspections
- Hostels, paying guest accommodations, coaching centres, schools and large educational buildings
- Structures under review
- Old or dilapidated schools, libraries, hostels and other public places
- Required response
- Safety deficiencies must be corrected within a fixed timeframe
- Monitoring system
- Continuous district-level monitoring to identify risks before accidents
- Liquor enforcement
- Police, excise departments and district administrations must form joint teams
- 重点 surveillance areas
- State borders and major transportation routes
Quotes
Vishnu Deo Sai
Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh
“Do not wait for an incident to occur. Identify potential hazards in advance and take effective action.”
thehansindia.com
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