DDA mandates structural safety audits for buildings constructed before 2001

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The Delhi Development Authority has ordered a mandatory structural safety audit for all high-rise buildings constructed before 2001.
The regulation also extends to buildings shorter than 15 meters that experience high daily footfall, such as malls, hospitals, and educational institutions.
This decision follows a fatal building collapse in the Satya Niketan area that resulted in seven deaths.
The audit aims to ensure the structural integrity of these buildings against seismic activity or other potential hazards.

Implementation progress of the mandatory structural audit across Delhi
Response from building owners and institutions regarding compliance
Possible further directives from the Delhi government concerning building safety

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