Safety, Pollution Worries Ahead of Chintels Paradiso Demolition

10 Apr 2024 CW Team

Concerns regarding safety and pollution loom large among residents of Gurugram as preparations commence for the demolition of Chintels Paradiso. The prospect of structural collapse and air pollution during the demolition process raises anxieties among residents about potential hazards to their health and the environment.

Safety is a primary concern for residents living near Chintels Paradiso, with fears of accidents and property damage during the demolition activities. Ensuring adequate safety measures and proper debris management becomes crucial to mitigate risks and protect the well-being of residents in the vicinity.

Additionally, residents are worried about the release of dust, noise, and air pollutants during the demolition, which could deteriorate air quality and pose health risks. Addressing pollution concerns and implementing effective pollution control measures are essential to minimise environmental impact and safeguard public health.

As preparations for the demolition progress, residents call for authorities to prioritise safety and pollution control measures to address their concerns adequately. Ensuring transparent communication and active involvement of residents in the demolition process can help alleviate anxieties and foster a sense of reassurance among the community.

In conclusion, safety and pollution worries prevail among Gurugram residents ahead of the Chintels Paradiso demolition. Implementing robust safety protocols and pollution control measures are imperative to mitigate risks, protect public health, and ensure a smooth and environmentally responsible demolition process.

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