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Bengaluru Central City Corporation Directs Urgent Monsoon Safety and Infrastructure Measures
Bengaluru Central City Corporation Commissioner Rajendra Cholan has instructed officials to immediately identify and remove dangerous dilapidated walls and buildings , complete drain desilting works , address flood prone areas , and expedit…
Namma Ward Editorial TeamMay 13, 20260 viewsnammaward.in
Bengaluru Central City Corporation Commissioner Rajendra Cholan has instructed officials to immediately identify and remove dangerous dilapidated walls and buildings, complete drain desilting works, address flood-prone areas, and expedite road repair and asphalting works ahead of the monsoon season.
Key Details:
- Commissioner Rajendra Cholan chaired a progress review meeting with Engineering and Revenue Department officials.
- Officials were directed to prepare a list of unsafe and dilapidated government and private compound walls and buildings within corporation limits.
- Immediate removal of dangerous structures was ordered in the interest of public safety.
- Authorities were instructed to identify low-lying, flood-prone, and waterlogging areas during the monsoon season.
- Permanent measures were directed to prevent water stagnation and improve rainwater flow.
- Ongoing desilting works in roadside drains across the corporation limits must be completed before monsoon rains intensify.
- Officials were instructed to expedite asphalting and CC road works.
- Directions were issued to prevent pothole formation and immediately repair existing potholes.
- Chief Engineer Vijay Kumar Haridas, Superintendent Engineers, Executive Engineers, and Revenue Officers attended the meeting.
Topics
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