MHADA releases a list of 18 high-risk buildings in Mumbai

The much-awaited Mumbai Rains are here and as a part of the process, The Maharashtra Housing & Area Development Authority (MHADA) has surveyed the old and dilapidated buildings in Mumbai. As per the list released this year, officials have marked 18 buildings in the city as 'high-risk buildings.' The number of buildings has increased in comparison to last year, where, in 2019, Mumbai had a total of seven high-risk buildings was seven.

The process to survey the buildings was conducted by MHADA's Mumbai Building Repair and Reconstruction Board, and it states that there are 540 occupants in these high-risk buildings. Of which, 121 residents have made their own alternative arrangements. So far, 20 residents have been relocated to transit camps and arrangements will be made for 354 residential tenants/residents

Following are the high-risk buildings in Mumbai, as per MHADA:

• Building no. 144, MG Road, A-1163
• Building no. 50-58, M Sarang Street / Old Nagpada Cross Lane
• Building no. 101-111, Bara Building Road
• Building no. 74 Nizam Street
• Building no. 123, Kika Street
• Building no. 242-244, Bara Imam Road
• Building no. 166D, Mumbadevi Road,
• Building no. 237, Sant Sena Maharaj Marg
• Building no. 239, Sant Sena Maharaj Marg
• Building no. 14 Bhandari Street
• Building no. 12 (2) Nanubhai Beharamji Road
• Building no. 387-391, Badam Wadi, V.P. Road
• Building no. 391D, Badam Wadi V.P. Road
• Building no. 443 Wandekar Mansion, D431, Dr. Dadasaheb Bhadkamkar Marg, Girgaon
• Building no. 273-281, Falkland Road (D-2299-2301)
• Building no. 1, Khetwadi, 12th Street (D2049)
• Building no. 100D, New Star Mansion, Shahir Amar Sheikh, Jacob Circle, C South - 48 (22)
• Building no. 44, Moreland Road, Siraj Manzil.

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