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Home | Hyderabad | Jntu H Team Inspects Hyderabad Building After Deadly Fire

JNTU-H team inspects Hyderabad building after deadly fire

An expert team from JNTU-Hyderabad inspected the four-storey building in Nampally where a fire killed five people. The GHMC requested the assessment of structural stability. A preliminary report was submitted, with a detailed inspection planned after handover.

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 25 January 2026, 06:35 PM
JNTU-H team inspects Hyderabad building after deadly fire
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Hyderabad: An expert committee from the JNTU-H on Sunday inspected the four-storeyed building where a massive fire broke out and killed five persons yesterday.

The GHMC Zonal Commissioner, Priyanka Ala, told Telangana Today, “The GHMC has sought inspection by the engineering team from JNTU-H regarding building’s structure stability due to a fire accident.”


The team submitted its preliminary report to the GHMC Fire Safety wing and is expected to again inspect the entire building once the structure is handed over to the GHMC.

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