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HYDRAA, CMC Carefully Demolish Dangerous Gachibowli Building After Collapse
A seven-storey building collapsed in Gachibowli on Saturday.
The collapse damaged another building next to it.
Officials feared the damaged building might also fall.
HYDRAA and the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation began carefully taking it down on Sunday.
Workers used a large machine called a Bahubali JCB.
The buildings were very close together, so the work had to be slow and controlled.
Police kept people away from the site.
Nearby residents were moved out as a safety precaution.
Officials said several buildings in the area may have been built without permission.
HYDRAA and the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation dismantled an illegal seven-storey building in Gachibowli on Sunday.
The operation followed the collapse of another seven-storey building in Anjaneya Nagar on Saturday.
The collapsed structure severely damaged an adjacent seven-storey building, prompting evacuations.
Authorities said the building being removed was built without required permissions and posed a high risk of collapse.
Police restricted access while a high-capacity Bahubali JCB carried out the demolition in the tightly packed area.
- Who
- HYDRAA, the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, police, and nearby residents were involved.
- What
- Authorities carefully dismantled a dangerous seven-storey building after a neighboring building collapsed and damaged it.
- Where
- Anjaneya Nagar in Gachibowli, Hyderabad.
- When
- The collapse occurred on Saturday, and the precautionary demolition began on Sunday.
- Why
- The building was allegedly constructed without required permissions and was considered at high risk of collapse.
Key facts
- Operation
- Joint demolition by HYDRAA and the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation
- Location
- Anjaneya Nagar, Gachibowli, Hyderabad
- Structure
- A damaged seven-storey building
- Trigger
- The collapse of another seven-storey building on Saturday
- Equipment
- A high-capacity Bahubali JCB
- Safety measures
- Police restricted access and nearby residents were evacuated
- Local concern
- Officials said several seven-storey structures were allegedly built without permissions on plots as small as 50 square yards
Sources
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