Mumbai Fire Brigade Cracks Down on Safety Violations Ahead of New Year
The Mumbai Fire Brigade has taken action against 79 establishments for fire safety violations as part of a campaign ahead of New Year celebrations. The drive, inspecting 1,221 venues, led to notices for non-compliance and aims to ensure public safety. Enforcement under Maharashtra's safety laws will continue post-campaign.
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Mumbai's fire brigade has initiated a crackdown on 79 establishments for violating fire safety norms ahead of the New Year celebrations, according to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). This forms part of a special safety campaign across the city.
From December 22 to 26, the fire brigade inspected 1,221 establishments, resulting in 20 notices issued and action against 59 others. Four compliant venues also faced action due to excess LPG cylinder storage.
The ongoing drive, targeting venues with large gatherings like hotels and restaurants, is crucial for ensuring public safety during festivities and will extend beyond December 28 as part of routine enforcement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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