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What our readers say: Multi-storey buildings pose risk in seismic zone

MULTI-STOREY buildings are being constructed near Kumarhatti, despite the area falling under high-seismic Zone IV. This trend is alarming and could lead to massive loss of life and property in the event of a major earthquake. Authorities must take immediate...

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Updated At : 07:43 AM Mar 31, 2025 IST

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MULTI-STOREY buildings are being constructed near Kumarhatti, despite the area falling under high-seismic Zone IV. This trend is alarming and could lead to massive loss of life and property in the event of a major earthquake. Authorities must take immediate corrective measures. —Rakesh, Solan

Rise in dog bite cases in Shimla

THE number of dog bite incidents in Shimla is increasing. A few days ago, a businessman was attacked and injured by a pack of dogs on the Mall Road. The authorities should take necessary action to address this growing concern. —Rahul, Shimla

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