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| + | A major incident has been avoided, Mr. Kumar said. He said though it was too early to know the cause of the fire, the traders burnt heaps of rubbish near their shops, and there might be a possibility that a spark would have caught onto something and caused the flare. This is the third incident of fire in the district this week, following a major flare in a similarly congested Valiyangadi and a second one at Elathur. | ||
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| + | Green Park waiting to happen at other city markets<br><br>NEW DELHI: Thirty three year old filmmaker Anand Bhaskar Morla,sac longchamps, who was electrocuted in Green Park market on Saturday, was a victim of civic apathy. Had the South Delhi Municipal Corporation checked the rampant encroachments, this could have been prevented. Though the civic agencies claim they conduct routine drives against encroachments and earn close to Rs 8 crore annually as penalties, the situation on ground is only worsening.<br><br>In upscale VasantVihar's D Block market, electric cables dangle dangerously low. The area near the electricity cable box,nike air max pas cher, locals say, was dug up last year. "It is yet to be repaired. Every time it rains, there is short circuiting here,tn requin pas cher,'' said SameerBhagat,trousse longchamp, a resident who has an office in the market. Bhagat also points out how small eateries have encroached on the main road. Cooking gas cylinders are dangerously stacked on the roadside along with other inflammable items. As stall owners don't have electricity connections,chaussure nike tn, they have done some jugad with neighbouring shops. Some are drawing power illegally.<br><br>At the Munirka market,tn requin pas cher homme, the main road outside the shops has been reduced to almost half its original size as the shops have spilled over. You can't take your eyes off the tangled wires overhead which drop down at times; and to think that the entire area gets flooded when it rains. Green Park could be repeated here.<br><br>In Chittaranjan Park's Market No.1, almost all shops have extended their counters and covered the common passage. In this small market which has close to 30 shops,longchamps, many of them eateries, food is cooked in open and the corridors have gas cylinders and stoves. The situation is the same in Market No. 2. Restaurant owners have encroached upon the common passage. Residents say in the evening tables are put outside. Temporary shops have come up at the rear of the market too. Goods are stacked right under the main electricity meter boxes. "Last year during Diwali, no shopkeeper dared to encroach upon the common passage as Delhi Police had told them strict action would be taken. But the encroachments returned after Diwali. There is need for stringent action,'' said KeshavAggarwal, a resident.<br><br>Traders find nothing wrong in stocking goods outside their shops at all markets. Encroaching on the passage outside the shop and corridors,air jordan 3, it seems,sacoche longchamp, is the norm. "This is not encroachment. We just keep our goods outside. We have not extended our shops,requin tn,'' said KL Sachdeva, vice president of INA Market, which is popular among expats.<br><br>This is one of the main markets where one can find gourmet food products, exotic vegetables, imported dairy products, chocolates, fresh meat etc but it's in a pathetic condition. The narrow passage in the market is covered with a tin roof which drips during monsoon. A web of loose electricity and telephone cables hangs near it, an invitation to disaster. "A tragedy is waiting to happen here. We have made several requests to the civic agency to improve the condition of the market, but our requests have gone unheard,'' said a trader, Ashok.<br><br>The civic agencies claim that they don't have enough powers to prosecute the violators. Section 360 of DMC Act, which empowers them to take action against encroachments, is toothless, they say. "We can impose a penalty of just Rs 200 in case of encroachments and that's nothing for these traders. There is a need to increase the penalty. We have sent a proposal to increase the penalty from Rs 200 to Rs 20,jordan shoes for sale,000 and in some cases to Rs 2 lakh. This will act as a deterrent,'' said Manish Gupta,tn requin pas cher homme, commissioner, South Corporation.相关的主题文章： | ||
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A major incident has been avoided, Mr. Kumar said. He said though it was too early to know the cause of the fire, the traders burnt heaps of rubbish near their shops, and there might be a possibility that a spark would have caught onto something and caused the flare. This is the third incident of fire in the district this week, following a major flare in a similarly congested Valiyangadi and a second one at Elathur. | A major incident has been avoided, Mr. Kumar said. He said though it was too early to know the cause of the fire, the traders burnt heaps of rubbish near their shops, and there might be a possibility that a spark would have caught onto something and caused the flare. This is the third incident of fire in the district this week, following a major flare in a similarly congested Valiyangadi and a second one at Elathur. | ||
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