The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has identified 82 buildings in Mumbai as 'highly dangerous' following its annual pre-monsoon survey. This initiative aims to ensure the safety of residents as the monsoon season approaches. The identified buildings, which house a total of 2,736 occupants—including 2,256 residential and 480 non-residential—are being evacuated. Notices have been issued to 176 residential occupants, prompting immediate action, with 29 tenants already relocated to MHADA's transit camps. The authority is currently working to accommodate the remaining 2,102 occupants in transit facilities. MHADA has appealed to residents to cooperate with officials during this evacuation process and to promptly report any structural issues to prevent potential accidents and loss of life. The authority has provided contact numbers for residents to reach out regarding concerns about their buildings, emphasizing the importance of safety during the monsoon season.