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Cyberabad Corporation Warns Unauthorised Construction Poses Safety Risks
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation warned people not to build without permission.
It said unsafe buildings can collapse and hurt people.
The warning came after a building being constructed in Anjaiahnagar suddenly fell down.
The building stood on a 50-square-yard piece of land.
Two workers died in the accident.
Officials said owners must get the right approvals before construction begins.
They must also follow building rules and safety requirements.
The corporation wants people across Cyberabad to make construction safer and more responsible.
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation warned that unauthorised buildings can threaten structural safety.
The warning followed the collapse of a building under construction in Anjaiahnagar.
The collapse occurred on a 50-square-yard plot and killed two workers.
Officials said owners must obtain permissions before beginning construction.
They urged compliance with building laws and safety standards to protect lives.
- Who
- The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation and its officials.
- What
- The corporation warned against unauthorised construction and urged compliance with permissions, building laws, and safety norms.
- Where
- Across Cyberabad, following a collapse in Anjaiahnagar.
- When
- The warning was issued on Tuesday, after a building collapse a few days earlier.
- Why
- Unauthorised or unsafe construction can compromise structural safety, cause collapses, and endanger lives.
Key facts
- Issuing authority
- Cyberabad Municipal Corporation
- Warning
- Unauthorised construction can compromise structural safety and put lives at risk.
- Incident
- A building under construction suddenly collapsed in Anjaiahnagar.
- Plot size
- 50 square yards
- Deaths
- Two workers were killed.
- Required before construction
- Building permissions, compliance with building laws, and adherence to safety norms.
Quotes
CMC officials
Officials of the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation
“Let’s make safety and responsible construction a priority across Cyberabad.”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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