Delhi Building Collapse Kills 7, Govt Plans Stricter PG Safety Regulations

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A building collapse in Delhi's Satya Niketan neighbourhood resulted in seven fatalities, sparking widespread concern over the structural safety of paying guest accommodations in the city. The incident has left many PG residents questioning whether their rented buildings meet adequate safety standards. In response, the Delhi government has announced plans to introduce new regulations specifically targeting the PG sector. The proposed policy is expected to address safety, security, and rent control issues faced by tenants. Under the new rules, PG operators would be required to obtain licenses and undergo mandatory police verification.

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