Mumbai Restaurant Crackdown

The Mumbai civic body continued its crackdown on illegal constructions at hotels, restaurants and commercial establishments for the fourth day today, after the Kamala Mills fire which claimed 14 lives on December 29.

The crackdown on restaurants in Mumbai's Lower Parel area, sparked by the Kamala Mills fire that killed 14, will have a big impact on the business of restaurants and bars in the city during New Year celebrations, according to an industry source.

A day after 14 people were killed and many injured in a massive fire at a restaurant in central Mumbai's Lower Parel on Friday, the city's civic body this morning started a crackdown on restaurants in the area by demolishing unauthorised constructions.

In a drive against hotels, restaurants and roadside food stalls flouting civic norms, the BMC has seized about 3,405 illegal LPG cylinders after raiding a total of 26,270 eateries in Mumbai in last seven months.

The Mumbai civic body continued its crackdown on illegal constructions at hotels, restaurants and commercial establishments for the fourth day today, after the Kamala Mills fire which claimed 14 lives on December 29.

The crackdown on restaurants in Mumbai's Lower Parel area, sparked by the Kamala Mills fire that killed 14, will have a big impact on the business of restaurants and bars in the city during New Year celebrations, according to an industry source.

A day after 14 people were killed and many injured in a massive fire at a restaurant in central Mumbai's Lower Parel on Friday, the city's civic body this morning started a crackdown on restaurants in the area by demolishing unauthorised constructions.

In a drive against hotels, restaurants and roadside food stalls flouting civic norms, the BMC has seized about 3,405 illegal LPG cylinders after raiding a total of 26,270 eateries in Mumbai in last seven months.