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Kolkata Hotel Building Found Unsafe, Lacking Fire Alarm and Proper Windows

A building in Kolkata, which houses several hotels, has come under scrutiny after inspectors discovered several safety violations. The structure was reported to have cramped accommodations, blocked windows and no functioning fire alarm system. These deficiencies have raised concerns that the building could be a fire hazard and may lead to regulatory action.

Kolkata Hotel Building Found Unsafe, Lacking Fire Alarm and Proper Windows
Kolkata Hotel Building Found Unsafe, Lacking Fire Alarm and Proper WindowsPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

An inspection of a multi‑hotel building in Kolkata revealed serious safety lapses. Officials found that the rooms were overcrowded, the windows were blocked and there was no fire alarm system in place. The lack of basic fire safety measures has prompted worries that the building could be a potential fire risk. Authorities are expected to take further steps to enforce compliance with safety regulations.

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