Bombay fireplace: Civic physique denied nod to hospital thrice in 10 yrs; granted attributable to Covid

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), which had granted a provisional occupancy certificates (OC) to Sunrise Hospital in April final 12 months, citing Covid-19 pandemic and “exceptional circumstances”, had rejected the same proposal by the hospital thrice within the final 10 years. The proposals have been rejected in view of the violations observed by the BMC in Dreams Malls, the place the hospital was to be arrange on the third flooring.
HDIL which constructed Dreams Mall in March 2011, had obtained approval from the BMC to assemble the hospital on the third flooring of the mall.
IN 2011 and 2016, HDIL had sought an occupancy certificates for the hospital. Dr Nikita Trehan of M/s Privilege Health Care Services Private Limited, which is now working the hospital, had approached the BMC twice, in 2018 and 2019, for the same approval. All of the representations have been made earlier than then municipal commissioners.
Due to the seriousness of violations, the granting of OC required particular approval from the municipal commissioner.

On April 27, 2020, setting apart pending points, then municipal commissioner Praveen Pardeshi gave particular permission to grant unique OC for the third flooring, the place the hospital was in existence since 2014. “In view of the exceptional circumstances of Covid epidemic, all hospitals need to be mobilised,” he wrote.