The Hyderabad Disaster Management and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA) investigates the Vantage Sri Aditya Luxury project in Manchirevula for potential flood risks and illegal construction in the Musi riverbed.
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The Vantage Sri Aditya Luxury project is a real estate development in Manchirevula, Narsingi, comprising four towers spread over 383,43.18 sq. metres, with its southern boundary abutting the Musi river.
HYDRAA is investigating the project due to complaints that its under-construction structures contributed to flooding on the Outer Ring Road (ORR) and its service roads during recent heavy rains, and for potential illegal construction in the Musi riverbed.
HYDRAA found that floodwater from the Musi had entered the cellar of the structure, posing a serious risk to residents. They also observed that construction material had been dumped in the buffer zone, and a private bridge had been built over the Musi river.
The potential consequences include re-examination of the project's permissions, possible legal action against the developer, and measures to mitigate flood risks and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
The Hyderabad Disaster Management and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA) is responsible for managing and mitigating disaster risks, protecting public assets, and ensuring the safety of residents in Hyderabad.
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