An order for this was also issued by the PWD of the Delhi government. It is said that this step was taken to keep the building code strict with a view to the recent 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar. In this earthquake, 3,000 people lost their lives there. State Bureau, New -Delhi. The Department of Public Works (PWD) planned to protect all government buildings in Delhi from earthquake and reduce the danger of lives and property. Now the seismic risk of all government buildings will be evaluated. Initially, hospitals, schools, colleges, police stations, fire stations and other important buildings will be tested. During this time, it will be seen how these buildings are built and what the seismic measures are. There are also alternative routes for distress. An order for this was also issued by the PWD. It is said that this step was taken to keep the building code strict with a view to the recent 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar. In this earthquake, 3,000 people lost their lives there. The status of all the buildings will be investigated immediately. The order was instructed to take concrete steps to prioritize the structural strength and safety of the buildings. Below, the status of all maintenance buildings will be examined immediately. The national building code and local bee laves will be strictly followed. Action on regular inspection and offenses has been made compulsory. Rekha Gupta checked the city’s earthquake preparations. The Delhi disaster management authority (DDMA) led by LG VK Saxena is the nodal agency to deal with disasters. Last month, there was a meeting of the authority, in which Delhi chief minister of Delhi chief minister reviewed the earthquake preparations for the city. The densely populated areas of North East, East and South Delhi were marked by authorities as a major concern during that meeting, as unauthorized construction in these areas threatened residents. The order further states that the compliance of the building code must be compulsory “compulsory policy. Reports of defects will be released on April 30, PWD says that reconstruction or upgrade will be planned to strengthen buildings. Currently, all buildings are being investigated. After this, a plan will be made to resist the building’s earthquake within three months based on the report. The PWD will also submit a report by April 30 which contains details on the defects found in the investigation. Every big news from your city, now on your phone. Download the most reliable companion of Local News Afjagran Local App.
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