‘Are Noida High-Rise Buildings Even Safe?’ Internet Asks As Video Shows Cement Coming Off Simply Because Of…

Imagine you are living a nice and quiet life at a beautiful apartment in a high-rise building. Your flat also has a balcony attached to it, which you have adorned with a variety of flowers and plants. One fine day, you were busy watering your plants- only to discover that your building's construction quality is nothing but a ‘joke’! Sounds scary? Well, that’s because IT IS. A video was recently shared online, which showed a man pouring some water on his balcony wall, only for the cement to come off! Concerns Over Construction QualityThe footage, reportedly shared by a resident of a high-rise building, showcased alarming evidence of ‘poor construction’ quality. In the video, the man was seen watering his plants, which is when some water fell

on the wall- resulting in its cement coming off! This incident has raised significant alarm among viewers, prompting questions about the safety standards of high rise buildings in the area.Many online commenters expressed their disbelief and concern regarding the quality of materials used in the construction of such properties. One user remarked, "I'm getting anxious, simply by watching this clip," highlighting the fear that residents may feel living in potentially unsafe structures.Corruption Discussions EmergeThe viral video has also ignited discussions surrounding corruption in the construction sector. The resident captioned the post, "Just Noida Things. Corruption at Peak," drawing attention to the systemic issues that may lead to such substandard building practices. Comparisons were made to stricter construction regulations in countries like the United States, where homes undergo rigorous inspections to ensure safety and compliance with building codes.ALSO READ: ‘You Cannot Do Things As You Like’: Manager Lectures Employee For Logging Off ‘4 Minutes Early’Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post: The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘Harsh Raghubanshi’. The post was shared 2 days ago and pulled more than 4K views from netizens.

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Residents shared their own experiences, with one stating, "If it was just the wall putti, then it wouldn't have been an issue, but this is also the cement." This sentiment reflects a growing frustration with builders who may not prioritise quality and safety over profit.ALSO READ:Mysterious Green Fireball Over Moscow’s Night Sky Sparks ‘UFO’ Speculations | Viral VideoA Call for Stricter RegulationsThe incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for improved oversight and regulations in India's construction industry. As homebuyers invest their life savings into these properties, the expectation for safe and durable housing remains paramount. The situation in Noida highlights a broader issue of accountability among builders and the urgent need for reforms to ensure that residents can trust the integrity of their homes.