Faisalabad: The Metropolitan Corporation of Faisalabad (MCF) on Thursday (July 2) directed the owners of the city’s dilapidated buildings to complete their needed repair work within three days or vacate the premises, a news source reported. The deadline expires today (July 5).
Effective measures are being taken to avoid any unfortunate incidents of buildings collapsing during the monsoon season this year. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, the country is expected to receive 10% more rain than the average downpour normally recorded during the monsoon.
According to sources within the MCF, the corporation identified 35 buildings in a survey that are prone to collapse during the monsoon season. Reportedly, these buildings are located in populated areas, mounting the chances of heavy life loss in case any one of these buildings collapses.
In order to avoid such a situation, the MCF has directed the building owners to either vacate these said units or to get the needed repair work done in three days.
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