A Delhi building collapse killed seven people, exposing urban safety dangers. Authorities are inspecting numerous properties for structural integrity and violations. Many buildings across Indian cities are declared unsafe for habitation. Residents often remain due to financial and practical impossibility of leaving. This tragedy serves as a warning for future urban disasters. A Delhi building collapse killed seven people, exposing urban safety dangers. Authorities are inspecting numerous properties for structural integrity and violations. Many buildings across Indian cities are declared unsafe for habitation. Residents often remain due to financial and practical impossibility of leaving. This tragedy serves as a warning for future urban disasters.
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From Delhi to other cities: Why unsafe buildings are becoming an urban time bomb
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