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CMC Continues Crackdown on Unauthorised Construction in Hyderabad
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation checked buildings in three areas of Hyderabad on Wednesday.
Its teams were looking for construction that did not follow the rules.
They found 16 unauthorised structures.
They also demolished 17 structures and gave two notices.
Seven demolitions were in Quthbullapur, six in Serilingampally and four in Kukatpally.
The corporation said its checks and enforcement work will continue.
Cyberabad Municipal Corporation teams inspected all three zones on Wednesday.
The enforcement drive identified 16 unauthorised structures.
Officials carried out 17 demolitions and served two notices.
Demolitions included seven in Quthbullapur, six in Serilingampally and four in Kukatpally.
CMC said inspections and enforcement will continue under building regulations.
- Who
- Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) teams and officials.
- What
- Inspections identified 16 unauthorised structures; officials carried out 17 demolitions and served two notices.
- Where
- The three CMC zones: Quthbullapur, Serilingampally and Kukatpally, in Hyderabad.
- When
- Wednesday; no date was specified.
- Why
- To identify unauthorised construction and enforce building regulations.
Key facts
- Structures identified
- 16
- Demolitions carried out
- 17
- Notices served
- 2
- Quthbullapur demolitions
- 7
- Serilingampally demolitions
- 6
- Kukatpally demolitions
- 4
- Inspection coverage
- All three zones
Sources
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