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After crash, tenants get structural engineer to check Nusser House
Updated On: 11 July, 2019 08:54 AM IST | Mumbai | Arita Sarkar
BMC had said it must be demolished; when tenants insisted other part was in good condition, they were told to get structure surveyed

Apart from shops and offices, the building also has a guesthouse on the third and fourth floors. Pic /Atul Kamble
Days after a section of the 71-year-old Nusser House collapsed, its fate now rests on the findings of the structural consultant appointed by the tenants of the building. Located near the Royal Opera House in Charni Road, the building was first recognised as dilapidated, after Jugal Kishore Jain got a structural audit done in 2017 on his own, which indicated that it was decrepit, but could be repaired. The building is owned by the NM Vora Trust and Jain is one of the trustees.
People nearby said that the rear portion of the ground floor collapsed at around 9 am on July 8. "At around 8 pm, the whole section collapsed. We usually sit close to that building in our break. But thankfully, we weren't there then," said RN Mishra, a guard who works nearby.
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