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Twelve people died when dilapidated buildings collapsed in Lucknow and Unnao during the rains. Agra also has more 156 dilapidated buildings than Lucknow, which the Municipal Corporation has declared as a conduit. The corporation has made their list public before Shri Ram Barat. The police and administration have to take action to bring them down. All these dilapidated buildings are in the old city, where business is being done by making 40 to 100 shops or godowns in each building. There is always the possibility of an accident.
Agra, which was the Mughal capital, has about 80 buildings that are more than 400 years old. At the same time, 156 dilapidated buildings have come to the fore in the survey of the corporation, which can also collapse. The risk of collapse of these buildings has increased in two days of rain. People are living and doing business in dilapidated buildings even after being declared Girasu from the Municipal Corporation. Notices are issued to them every time before the rains.
More dilapidated buildings in these places
Fulti Bazar, Apple Market, Kachari Ghat, Dhuliaganj, Ghatiya Chauraha, Pathwari Road, Kachari Ghat Road, Chatta Bazar, Belanganj Road, Johri Bazar, Rawatpada Road, Kaserrat Bazar, Fountain Tiraha, Kinari Bazar, Above Post Office, Basant Cinema But 156 buildings have been declared dilapidated.
notice has been issued
Notices have been issued to vacate the buildings in the old city which have become dilapidated and dilapidated. Now the police and administration have to take further action. – BK Gupta, Chief Engineer, Construction
