Deccan mall secunderabad

Hyderabad: After 4 days, the As a part of the controlled demolition method, the front portion of the 'L' shaped building was pulled down and the components of the structure were broken into smaller pieces. The combi crusher started crushing the structural components of the fifth floor and gradually came down to the lower floors. The demolition was done in such a way, that portions of the crushed structure and the cut iron rods did not fall on adjacent buildings and the main road. "The debris fell within the safe zone of the demolition site. The demolition process involved over 50 members that comprised experts who will be pressed into service in case of emergency like damage to other structures etc.," a GHMC official said. While the demolition was underway, the debris was simultaneously cleaned by a hydraulic excavator. Meanwhile, Animal Husbandry Minister T Srinivas Yadav inspected the demolition site and said that the building was being brought down in a careful manner keeping in mind the safety of people and other structures located in its vicinity. The multi-story building is being demolished quickly. By Friday night, the long breaker hydraulic crane had brought down around 10 to 15 per cent of the building. The entire building is expected to be demolished and the area would be cleaned up in five to six days if the continuously work around the clock from Thursday night. The Hyderabad Corporation officials began the demolition process of the fire-hit commercial complex ...

Hyderabad: Light smoke still billowing from ruins of Deccan Mall in Secunderabad even four days of fire. On the other hand, engineering experts say that demolition should be done from top to bottom with the latest technology. The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation is examining availability of latest technology in the State. If it is not available here, they will bring expert contractors from other state. It is to mention here that after three days of major fire accident in which Deccan Mall in Secunderabad was totally gutted, the rescue teams made a breakthrough on Saturday by recovering human skeleton from the first floor of the six-storey commercial building. According to FSL experts, who visited the site, said that it had become very difficult to enter the building as flames were still emanating as small parts were getting reignited. Heat and smoke are still there. They said they had found a highly charred flesh remnants, skull, ligaments and burnt tissue. The body parts were removed from the debris and shifted to Gandhi Hospital for identification. Officials said a DNA test will be conducted to identify the body on the blood relations of all the three persons who had gone missing since the fire broke out. Search was on for two other missing persons. The teams were unable to enter the premises due to the heat and smoke from smouldering rubble. Earthmovers were used to remove shutters etc to enter the building. The three missing persons were identified as Waseem, Za...

Hyderabad: The multi-story building that was damaged in fire incident in Nallgutta, Secunderabad, is being demolished quickly. By Friday night, the long breaker hydraulic crane had brought down around 10 to 15 per cent of the building. The entire building is expected to be demolished and the area would be cleaned up in five to six days if the continuously work around the clock from Thursday night. As the demolishing work is going on, the main road which leads to the complex was closed for traffic. The demolition process of the commercial building at Minister's Road has continued to be taken-up at a brisk pace on Friday. The demolition began with the corners and joints of the five-storied building, which was gutted completely in the fire accident dated January 19, were weakened and then the long breaker crane started pulling down columns and beams of the structure. The structure will be pulled down without much human intervention and the plan is ensure no one from the demolition team goes inside the building. The demolition will start from the fifth floor and gradually we will come down to the lower floors," the senior GHMC official said. The demolition will be completed in approximately five days. "Though the structure will be pulled down in approximately five days, the entire process of transportation of debris and cleaning will take over 10 days," he said. The demolition process of the According to the officials, the building was demolished using the hydraulic crusher de...

Hyderabad, Jan 31 (Maxim News): Another big accident averted in Hyderabad. during the demolition of Deccan Mall, which suffered a severe fire, 6 floors collapsed at once. A major accident was averted as the surrounding houses were evacuated earlier. Recently, a fire broke out in Deccan Mall and the building was gutted. Firefighters brought the fire under control with great difficulty. Later, GHMC officials and experts ordered the demolition of the building, with this, tenders were called and the building demolition work started, while demolishing six floors suddenly fell down. There was no threat as the authorities evacuated the people in the nearby houses early. otherwise, the locals are complaining that there will be a big accident. Officials who have arrived at the scene are investigating. (Maxim News) Next Story :

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Three persons burnt alive in a fire accident at Deccan mall in Secunderabad. The rescue team recovered three bodies from the building on Thursday. The deceased were identified as Wasim, Junaid, and Jahed. “Three bodies charred beyond recognition have been recovered from the accident site today," the police said. It took firefighters 10 hours to douse the flames at the building on Ministers road, in Nallagutta, under the Ramgopalpet police station limits in Secunderabad. A massive fire broke out on the ground floor of the Deccan Knitwear Sports Shop building and spread to the other floors. Ramgopalpeta police have registered an FIR against the owner of the Deccan Knit Wear Sports Shop. He is being questioned. Also Read:

Hyderabad: The multi-story building that was damaged in fire incident in Nallgutta, Secunderabad, is being demolished quickly. By Friday night, the long breaker hydraulic crane had brought down around 10 to 15 per cent of the building. The entire building is expected to be demolished and the area would be cleaned up in five to six days if the continuously work around the clock from Thursday night. As the demolishing work is going on, the main road which leads to the complex was closed for traffic. The demolition process of the commercial building at Minister's Road has continued to be taken-up at a brisk pace on Friday. The demolition began with the corners and joints of the five-storied building, which was gutted completely in the fire accident dated January 19, were weakened and then the long breaker crane started pulling down columns and beams of the structure. The structure will be pulled down without much human intervention and the plan is ensure no one from the demolition team goes inside the building. The demolition will start from the fifth floor and gradually we will come down to the lower floors," the senior GHMC official said. The demolition will be completed in approximately five days. "Though the structure will be pulled down in approximately five days, the entire process of transportation of debris and cleaning will take over 10 days," he said. The demolition process of the According to the officials, the building was demolished using the hydraulic crusher de...

By Express News Service HYDERABAD: The demolition of fire-gutted multi-storey Deccan Knitwear Sports Accessories complex at Nallgutta in Secunderabad is progressing at a brisk pace. By Friday evening, around 10 to 15 per cent of the building has been brought down by long breaker hydraulic crane.With the crew working round the clock from Thursday night, it is expected that the entire building will be razed and the area cleared in five to six days. The hydraulic crane with a diamond cutter, which being used to demolish the building, can reach up to eight floors and is equipped with a water sprinkler facility that will enable authorities to quickly douse any minor fires. The structure is being pulled down without much human interference and the plan is ensure no one from the demolition team goes inside the building. To begin with, the corners and joints of the complex building, which was gutted completely in the fire accident on January 19, were pulled down. Later, cranes started pulling down columns and beams of the structure.As a precautionary measure, the main roads which lead to the complex were closed for traffic. No persons were allowed near the demolition site, other commercial establishments located nearby have been cordoned for safety. HYDERABAD: The demolition of fire-gutted multi-storey Deccan Knitwear Sports Accessories complex at Nallgutta in Secunderabad is progressing at a brisk pace. By Friday evening, around 10 to 15 per cent of the building has been brought ...

By Express News Service HYDERABAD: A major fire broke out in the Deccan Night Wear store at Nallagutta in Secunderabad on Thursday resulting in the fire personnel rescuing as many as ten people who were trapped inside the store. The fear of some more people being on the first and second floors as the fire personnel were trying their best level to rescue them was prevalent. Officials suspect that two more people are still in the building. The rescue and firefighting operations which started three hours ago are still ongoing. It may take some hours to control the fire completely. A short circuit is said to be the reason for the fire accident. The Ramgopalpet police along with fire department personnel are working hand in hand to douse the fire. WATCH: Dense smoke circulated in the entire building and neighbourhood causing inconvenience to the locals. The raging fire that took place in the building spread in different directions, while the fire personnel reached the spot with three fire tenders at first, but immediately expanded it to six to control the fire. However, the heavy smoke was hindering the rescue operations. A fire brigade crane has also reached the spot to rescue four inmates that got stuck in the five-storeyed building. The rescued are identified as Rajesh, Rupesh, Maniraju and Niklesh. The names of other persons are yet to be known. With the information given about the building specifications, fire personnel entered the building with extra fire tenders and the ...

Hyderabad: Light smoke still billowing from ruins of Deccan Mall in Secunderabad even four days of fire. On the other hand, engineering experts say that demolition should be done from top to bottom with the latest technology. The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation is examining availability of latest technology in the State. If it is not available here, they will bring expert contractors from other state. It is to mention here that after three days of major fire accident in which Deccan Mall in Secunderabad was totally gutted, the rescue teams made a breakthrough on Saturday by recovering human skeleton from the first floor of the six-storey commercial building. According to FSL experts, who visited the site, said that it had become very difficult to enter the building as flames were still emanating as small parts were getting reignited. Heat and smoke are still there. They said they had found a highly charred flesh remnants, skull, ligaments and burnt tissue. The body parts were removed from the debris and shifted to Gandhi Hospital for identification. Officials said a DNA test will be conducted to identify the body on the blood relations of all the three persons who had gone missing since the fire broke out. Search was on for two other missing persons. The teams were unable to enter the premises due to the heat and smoke from smouldering rubble. Earthmovers were used to remove shutters etc to enter the building. The three missing persons were identified as Waseem, Za...