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Bombay HC: Know of no principle in law by which fire safety for less than 13 floored building can be said to be less important than those living in highrises | India News

India News: Upbraiding the city's civic administration for its vigorous opposition to a petition by a doctor who challenged a cantilevered stack parking for cars ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten September 23, 2021 21:20:00

Times are ahead. we could see patients having to wait longer for admission to a bed. and we will see the hospital becoming more crowded as those admissions go up with patients, notjust with covid, but also with flu and other respiratory infections. the ambulance service has now called on the army for help, but few expect an instant cure for the nhs s ails. hywel griffith, bbc news. letters shown to the grenfell inquiry show successive governments were warned by london fire brigade about the potential fire risk of cladding panels up to eight years before the fire, which claimed 72 lives. the brigade made its first warning after its initial investigation into a fire in southwark in 2009, when six people died. the government s chief fire safety advisor, sir ken knight, replied that there was insufficient evidence then to warrant the warning the brigade wanted. ....

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