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Delhi Building Collapse Kills Seven, Highlights India's Urban Safety Crisis

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A building collapse in Delhi claimed seven lives, bringing renewed attention to structural safety risks across Indian cities. Authorities have launched inspections of multiple properties to assess structural integrity and identify violations. Numerous buildings in urban areas have already been declared unfit for habitation, yet many residents continue to occupy them. Financial constraints and lack of alternatives leave occupants with little choice but to stay in dangerous structures. Experts warn that without urgent intervention, such tragedies could become increasingly common in India's rapidly growing cities.

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