What are the common causes of building collapse in western India?

There are many reasons for the collapse of houses, including design factors, design mistakes, unlicensed design and low design standards; Construction factors, not operating according to standards and specifications, not meeting design requirements, cutting corners, etc. ; Material factors, defective products; Geological factors, special foundation soil; Man-made damage, external influence such as random decoration, destructive decoration, lack of maintenance, improper use, natural influence, wind, frost, rain, snow, corrosion, natural disasters, floods, fires, earthquakes, typhoons, etc. Building collapse accidents are sudden and unpredictable, so it is difficult for people to escape. Building collapse is influenced by building structure, building quality, natural conditions and other factors. Building collapse may happen at any time, and the precursor of the accident is not obvious. People will flee for a short time. Once discovered, it will often have serious consequences. It is easy to cause disasters, such as the sudden collapse of buildings, which may cause the destruction of gas, power supply and other facilities in buildings, leading to the occurrence of fires, and it is difficult to rescue. The collapse of buildings often causes heavy casualties, and the rescue investment is also large.

The collapse of houses can be divided into human factors, architectural factors and age factors. Owners should bear most of the responsibility, but who will be responsible for the collapse of houses caused by construction? According to Article 86 of the Tort Liability Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), if buildings, structures or other facilities collapse, causing damage to others, the construction unit and the construction unit shall bear joint liability. If the construction unit or the construction unit has other responsible persons after compensation, it has the right to demand compensation from other responsible persons. If buildings, structures or other facilities collapse due to the reasons of other responsible persons, causing damage to others, other responsible persons shall bear tort liability.

As long as buildings and structures collapse, the construction unit and the construction unit will bear joint and several liability. Disputes over tort liability caused by the collapse of buildings and structures shall be jointly and severally liable by the construction unit; The construction unit and the construction unit shall bear the principle of no-fault liability for the collapse caused by the intervention of the third party, and the construction unit shall bear joint liability for the collapsed building. If it is found that the landslide is caused by the intervention of a third party, the construction unit and the construction unit shall bear joint liability and may claim compensation from the third party. Most of the houses in our country belong to the general buildings stipulated in the General Principles for Civil Building Design, and their durability is between 50 years and 100 years. If there is a problem with the construction quality, resulting in the collapse of the house during the durability period, the developer should bear the responsibility.

Houses show signs of collapse, the ground suddenly sinks, and cavities or cracks suddenly increase. Serious cracks appear in load-bearing columns, beams, plates or walls and continue to develop. The deformation of load-bearing column, beam, plate or wall is too large, and the wooden components or connectors are seriously rotted or eaten by termites. The wall or ceiling suddenly falls off in a large area. Dare to stop work quickly to check the problem.