This is really scary to read. If the licence is not displayed inside the lift cabin you might check if the same has been handed over by the builder to the society and the time of handover. Its a criminal offence to make a lift operational for public use without getting the PWD licence.
On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 3:02 PM, Bikkoo <vikasitian@rediffmail.com> wrote:
Thank GOD that all four persons are safe.
This is really very serious thing and could happen anywhere.
Even I have also not seen any "lift operations and maintenance certificates" in most of the societies. (which can be easily seen in offices).
I think the builder, the lift manitenance company and the RWA, all should take preventive actions on this.
After all this directly impacts the LIFE.
--- In crossings-republik@yahoogroups.com, Tarun Agarwal <mangal.tarun1@...> wrote:
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> This is indeed a serious issue and RWA should file an FIR on this. I think this is a case of criminal negligence. It could have resulted in loss of life.Â
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> From: Pradeep Sharma <fritolay_ps@...>
> To: "crossings-republik@yahoogroups.com" <crossings-republik@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, 24 August 2012 4:19 AM
> Subject: Crossings Republik Mahagun Mascot : LIFT could kill kids
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> Narrow escape for kids as lift falls in highrise
> GHAZIABAD: Four persons, including two children, had a miraculous escape
> after parts of a lift in Mahagun Mascot residential highrise in Crossings
> Republik in Ghaziabad got dismantled and it fell down the shaft. The society's
> RWA has alleged that they had raised the lift maintenance issue with the
> developer and the maintenance company CSK many times in the past months, but
> only empty assurances were given.
> Mahagun, which has developed the society, is putting the blame on the company
> which reportedly installed the elevators.
> "The incident took place at 3pm in Bettina Block when I went to pick my
> children who had come from school. At the time of the incident, along with me
> and my two children there was one more person in the lift. The lift
> automatically stopped on the fourth floor and did not go up and some sound
> started coming out of it. We immediately left the lift. Soon, we heard something
> like a blast and realized that the lift had fallen through the shaft. The sound
> was so loud that other residents of the tower came out of their flats to see
> what had happened," said a resident, on the condition of anonymity.
> The residents alleged that the callousness of the developer and the
> maintenance company, which maintain the society, did not stop even after the
> incident. "The developer or the maintenance company responded hours later. An
> engineer soon came, but left the lift doors open posing a hazard to residents,"
> said Divya Dwivedi, another resident.
> President of Mahagun
> Mascot RWA, Raj Kumar Raju, said, "We are not satisfied with CSK, which is
> maintaining the society. Callousness by them is putting the lives of residents
> at risk."
> The society developer Mahagun, however, washed its hands off the incident and
> blamed it on the lift company. "The elevators installed at Mahagun Mascot are by
> Otis Elevator Company. The annual maintenance contract of the elevators at
> Mascot is also with Otis and are maintained, checked and serviced by the company
> regularly as per the contract," the statement issued by Mahagun reads.
> TOI
>
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