Hyderabad:The Telangana government on Monday said that ninety per cent of the demolition of the state secretariat has been completed and around 4,500 truckloads of debris is expected to be generated out of it.
The work of demolition of the old buildings and removal of debris of the Old Secretariat was taken up to pave way for a new building complex.
In a statement, the Telangana CMO stated, "90 per cent of the demolition works are over. It is estimated that there would be 4500 truck-loads of debris. So far 2000 truckloads of debris were removed. Other works are going on."
As a preventive measure, the state government did not allow anyone into the premises, as there is a danger of accidents happening while demolishing the high-rise buildings.
"As part of this, the media is also not allowed. There are requests from the media representatives to allow them to report the demolition works. Based on these requests, the government has decided to allow the media representatives into the Secretariat premises to cover the news reports on the demolition works and clearing of the debris," state Roads and Buildings Minister Vemula Prashanth said.