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Lack of fire safety norms in highrises reaches High Court

Ahmedabad: The issue of fire safety, especially of those living in the high-rise buildings in the city, has reached the Gujarat High Court with an Ahmedabad resident filing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) for the implementation of fire safety norms. The petitioner has stated that out of 1,300 such bui  ....Read more

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Fire Safety RegulationBy: RAJARSHI GHOSH | Thursday , 4 Jun '09 18:30:54 PM Reply | Forward I strongly feel and endorse with the idea of getting the regulation right in place and its strict implementation. There is gross violation and the sluggish attitude which can be fatal. Its really time to wake up and go ahead with the implementation of fire safety norms in all high rise buildings in Ahmedabad.
Lack of fire safety norms in highrises reaches High CourtBy: Dr.R.K.D.Goel | Thursday , 4 Jun '09 14:24:59 PM Reply | Forward Mr.M.K.DasIAS, Municipal Commissioner VMSS Vadodara.You should also take lesson that can also be called in Gujarat High Court by some public oriented person by filing a PIL.Now we have official data how many High Rise buildings are lacking the provision of FIRE SAFETY IN VADODARA BUT YOU ARE SLEEPING IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY RESPONSIBILITY OF SAFETY OF VADODARIAN LIVES?
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