Residents of the Rajmala Premises Cooperative Society in Mumbai are voicing concerns over the potential collapse of a shared retaining wall due to ongoing construction at the adjacent Chitrakoot Bungalow. With the monsoon season approaching, fears of a collapse are growing, putting both lives and property at risk.
MumbaiMonsoonConstructionRetaining WallSafetyReal Estate MumbaiMay 31, 2025
The main concern of the residents is the potential collapse of a shared retaining wall due to ongoing construction at the adjacent Chitrakoot Bungalow, which could be exacerbated by heavy monsoon rains.
The PWD has been requested to provide detailed plans and schedules to address and mitigate the risks posed by the compromised retaining wall before the monsoon intensifies.
The construction has caused disturbances such as noise from lifting large stones and debris, making it difficult for lower-floor residents to open their windows.
The PWD officials have stated that they are constructing a 35-foot retaining wall which they claim will remain structurally sound. However, residents continue to demand greater transparency and a clear schedule for the repair work.
The situation is particularly concerning because the compromised retaining wall is susceptible to pressure from accumulated stormwater during monsoons, which could lead to a collapse, endangering both lives and property.
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