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No load test or structure test was carried out before the bridge was opened, the SIT said.

Morbi bridge collapse probe report: corroded wires, old suspenders welded with new ones, other faults

No load test or structure test was carried out before the bridge was opened, the SIT said.

Months after a suspension bridge collapsed in Gujarat's Morbi, killing 135 people, a special investigation team's findings have come to light.
The SIT, appointed by the Gujarat government, has blamed the collapse majorly on corrosion of almost half the wires on a cable, and welding of old suspenders with new ones, according to news agency PTI.
In its preliminary report, the SIT said that replacing wooden planks with an aluminium deck may have increased the weight and also made the bridge less flexible. The report added that at the time of the collapse, there were 300 persons on the bridge, which was "far more" than the structure's capacity.
No load test or structure test was carried out before the bridge was opened, the SIT said.
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Hathras probe: SIT gets 10 more days to submit report

The Special Investigation Team probing the Hathras&nbsp;alleged gangrape and murder case has been given 10 more days to submit its report

The Special Investigation Team, probing the death of a 19-year-old Dalit woman after an alleged gangrape in UP's Hathras, will not be submitting its status report to CM Yogi Adityanath today. The team has been given 10 more days to submit the report. Earlier, the CM had directed the team to submit its report within 3 days. The three-member SIT had visited the victim's village and the crime scene on Tuesday.

Hathras: SIT visits crime scene, report tomorrow

The Special Investigation Team formed by the UP govt to probe the alleged gangrape and murder of a 19-yr-old woman in Hathras visited the victim's village on Tuesday morning

The Special Investigation Team formed by the UP govt to probe the alleged gangrape and murder of a 19-yr-old woman in Hathras visited the victim's village on Tuesday morning. The 3-member probe team visited the crime site and will submit its report on Wednesday, reports said. The Dalit victim was brutally assaulted and tortured by four upper caste men on September 14 in a field where was picking grass. The UP police, accused of mishandling the case and a cover-up, has claimed that the woman was not raped. But the experts have questioned the FSL report denying rape saying that the sample was collected 11 days after the assault.

SSR case: CBI's SIT briefs top officials, NCB detains 4 drug peddlers

Almost a month after probing into the death of Sushant&nbsp;Singh Rajput, the&nbsp;Special Investigation Team of the Central Bureau of Investigation&nbsp;on Friday has brief the officials of its findings.
Meanwhile, Narcotics Control Bureau has detained four drug peddlers as part of its investigations into the drugs angle in raids&nbsp;around Mumbai's&nbsp;Powai and Andheri suburbs. The report adds&nbsp;NCB has also recovered 1.418 kg of banned substances.&nbsp;
A report also states that&nbsp;Mumbai Police quashed media reports claiming that late celebrity manager Disha Salian dialed 100 from her phone before she allegedly died by suicide on June 8.&nbsp;

SSR case: forensics re-examine crime scene, NCB detains drug peddlers

SSR&nbsp;case:&nbsp;CBI's SIT briefs top officials in Delhi
AIIMS&nbsp;forensic team to submit its finding on Sep 20
NCB detained 4 drug peddlers in Mumbai

Almost a month after starting a probe into the death of Sushant&nbsp;Singh Rajput, CBI's&nbsp;Special Investigation Team on Friday briefed the top officials about its findings.
According to reports, the&nbsp;AIIMS forensic team which recreated the scene in Sushant's&nbsp;room at the time of his death&nbsp;along with&nbsp;CBI in Mumbai will&nbsp;share its findings on&nbsp;September 20.
Meanwhile, the Narcotics Control Bureau detained four drug peddlers&nbsp;during raids in&nbsp;Mumbai's&nbsp;Powai and Andheri suburbs as part of its investigations into the drugs case that has been registered in connection with Sushant's death. The&nbsp;NCB&nbsp;recovered 1.418 kg of charas&nbsp;and weed during the raids.&nbsp;
In the case related to the death of&nbsp;Sushant's&nbsp;ex-manager&nbsp;Disha Salian, the Mumbai&nbsp;Police has reportedly denied claims that she had&nbsp;dialed 100 from her phone before she allegedly committed suicide on June 8. They claim that Disha's&nbsp;last call was to her friend Ankita.&nbsp;

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