IndiaThe Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has approved the demolition of an 18-story wing of an apartment complex in southeast Bengaluru due to structural tilting. Chief Commissioner M. Maheshwar Rao confirmed that while there was no major tilt, the builder had applied for permission, leading to the approval. The wing, part of a larger tower with five wings, includes 49 unoccupied dwelling units. Authorities emphasized the need for safety measures during the demolition process. This follows a similar incident in 2025 where a residential building in east Bengaluru tilted due to nearby excavation work, resulting in evacuations and highlighting concerns over construction practices affecting neighboring structures.
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