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In Noida’s PG belt, buildings rise nine floors where two are allowed

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In Noida’s PG belt, buildings rise nine floors where two are allowed

Densely packed multi-storey paying guest accommodations have been built illegally in Noida villages.

These structures often lack essential fire safety and emergency exits, posing significant risks.

Many buildings violate building codes, with thin columns and narrow lanes hindering access for emergency services.

Demand for affordable housing from students and IT professionals drives this rampant, unsafe construction.

Tenants prioritize affordability over documented safety measures in their accommodation choices.

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