Pre-Monsoon Survey Reveals Delhi's At-Risk Buildings

Ahead of the monsoon, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) surveyed over 17.94 lakh houses, identifying four buildings in a dangerous state requiring urgent repair. The survey, covering 64% of the houses across various zones, aims to prevent potential incidents during the rainy season.

As the monsoon season approaches, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has surveyed more than 17.94 lakh houses, marking four structures as dangerously in need of urgent repair.

With 64% of the houses surveyed, South Zone completed its inspection fully, while Karol Bagh achieved a 98.73% completion rate. The Najafgarh zone saw the highest number of inspections at 2,41,931.

Data up to June 18 reveals ongoing efforts to identify risky buildings to avert any mishaps during the rainy season, with monsoon expected by the month's end. The MCD surveyed 5,74,198 houses in 14 days, continuing its mission amidst civic body challenges.

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