Commission probing Chennai building collapse to submit report in two months

Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government appointed one-man commission to probe the collapse of an under-construction building near Chennai that claimed 61 lives, on Friday inspected the site, and said its report would be submitted in two months. [caption id=“attachment_1614851” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] The building collapse in Chennai claimed 61 lives. FirstPost[/caption] The commission headed by retired Madras High Court Judge R Reghupathy and other government officials inspected the site at Moulivakkam where the 11-storeyed building collapsed on 28 June. “Report will be submitted to the government within two months,” he told reporters after inspecting the site. The Commission would also analyse reports on the collapse prepared by Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and also by IIT and Anna University. PTI