Another building collapses in Bengaluru

The incident occurred near Dairy Circle, which is the quarters building near the KMF office. 5 people were injured in the incident and fortunately no lives were lost

BANGALORE: A three-storey building collapsed near Dairy Circle today, injuring five people. The incident occurred at around 9.30 am, a three-storey building with 16 houses. Fire officials visited and inspected the site.

The incident occurred near Dairy Circle, which is the quarters building near the KMF office. 5 people were injured in the incident and fortunately no lives were lost. The 50-year-old building is in a state of shock. One family was in the building at the time of the incident. Neighbors shouted as they noticed the collapse. Then those in the building immediately got out. This is a tragedy missed.

Once the construction of buildings starts in Bangalore, some will be completed. But the shocking fact is that there are 194 buildings in Bangalore. Survey two years ago, the authorities report on these buildings. But due to Corona's lack of action, policing is just sitting around and flirting with people's lives. Yes, the policy has been issued notice to several building owners when the report comes out. No building owner, however, has cleared it. Knowing this, however, has led to many doubts.

67 buildings in Yelahanka zone are in a dilapidated condition while 53 in eastern zone are in danger. There are 53 buildings in the West Zone. There are 38 buildings in the South and three in the Mahadevapura Zone.