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Why wait for dangerous structures to become killers

Experts said the half-demolished structure is a danger to both occupants and passers-by. Thousands of people use this buzzing approach road to the station. Instead of red tape and time wastage, make a quick and informed decision about this, as the clock is already ticking

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An aerial view of hundreds of passers-by crossing what remains of the dangerous and dilapidated Krishna Baug building at Malad West, on Wednesday afternoon. Pics/Nimesh Dave

An aerial view of hundreds of passers-by crossing what remains of the dangerous and dilapidated Krishna Baug building at Malad West, on Wednesday afternoon. Pics/Nimesh Dave

P-North ward officials in Malad West have partially demolished a 100-year-old structure marked for complete demolition, putting occupants, pedestrians and rail commuters at risk.

The 3.5-storey Krishna Baug comprising eight homes and 10 shops opposite Malad railway station was declared dangerous in 2019, and after several audits, was finally marked for demolition in 2021. On February 2, local ward officials pulled down just the residential parts and allowed the ground floor commercial parts to stay. A detailed report, citing too many technicalities to go into here, said commercial occupants have started repair works to make the remaining structure usable.

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