Updated On: 15 May, 2024 06:48 AM IST | Mumbai | Sameer Surve
Following 14 fatalities, BMC swiftly moves to remove illegal billboards and initiate an audit citywide

The BMC started removing illegal hoarding at the Ghatkopar Railway Police quarters on Tuesday
Official records state that there are only 1,000 legal hoardings in the city. The BMC has now decided to take down all illegal hoardings and initiated an audit of all billboards. Additionally, the BMC has started removal of billboards around the site of the collapse in Ghatkopar. Civic authorities have swiftly acted following the incident of the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse, which resulted in 14 deaths. Civic chief Bhushan Gagrani informed the media that actions were initiated as of Tuesday.
