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Overview: Building collapse is a common phenomenon associated with multiple disasters, including those caused by so-called “natural hazards” such as earthquakes and tsunamis and landslides, as well as “technological hazards” such as sub-standard construction and maintenance practices, and conflict.
Natural Hazards are beyond our control, but technological hazards can surely be restricted by following best industry practices and by conducting structural audits at regular intervals during the construction phase and after every 5-year post hand-over.
Worldwide, over the past 5o years there have been 181 building collapse disasters reported in 51 nations. 32 of these events occurred in India. Four more nations comprise a second tier of incidence, including China (13), Egypt (13), Brazil (12), Nigeria (12).
The model byelaw no. 77 specifies that structural audits are mandatory (necessary and binding).
A structural audit must be conducted every five years for buildings that are 15 to 30 years old, and every three years for buildings older than 30 years old.
In the same way that a doctor examines a patient, a structural audit is a check-up on the health and performance of a building.
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