Heritage and unsafe buildings to undergo stability assessment in Mysuru
Deputy Commissioner G. Lakshmikanth Reddy has ordered a survey of unsafe buildings in Mysuru ahead of the monsoon season. Officials are required to identify and report dilapidated structures within two days to prevent potential rain-related accidents. Special attention will be given to heritage buildings, with structural stability certificates needed for further action.
- ▪The survey aims to prevent rain-related mishaps and ensure public safety.
- ▪Officials must identify and report unsafe buildings within two days.
- ▪Heritage buildings showing signs of deterioration will receive special attention.
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With the monsoon approaching, Deputy Commissioner G. Lakshmikanth Reddy has ordered a survey of unsafe and dilapidated buildings to prevent rain-related mishaps and ensure public safety.The direction was issued during a District Disaster Management Authority meeting held here on Wednesday, where Mr. Reddy instructed all departments to immediately identify buildings under their jurisdiction that are in a weakened or dangerous condition and submit detailed reports to his office within two days.Taking a stern view of the issue, he warned officials that they would be held accountable if any dilapidated structure collapses during heavy rain or strong winds, leading to casualties or damage.He directed departments to prepare a comprehensive list of unsafe structures and place them before the…
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