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Illegal digging for basement uproots trees

The boundary wall of a house in Sector 33-A collapsed when the area near it was dug up for constructing the basement on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pradeep Tewari

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A few trees got uprooted due to illegal digging for the basement of a house in Sector 33 here last night. After this incident, the local residents informed the control room and the area councillor.

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Taking action in this matter, the building branch of the Estate Office has issued a notice to the owner and contractor and the construction work has been stopped. Also, an inquiry has been initiated and action will be taken after the inquiry.

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The incident happened when some trees got uprooted due to the illegal digging. Regarding this, an official said that this work was going on without a building plan. Along with this, notices have also been issued in this regard and after investigation action will be taken against the owner and the contractor involved, he added. A part of the boundary of an adjacent house also collapsed in the incident.

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