31.Protest Against Demolition of Jannat al Baqee, Hyderabad, India 2013(8 Shawwal 1434)Part 31 of 33
Protest Against the Government of Saudi Arabia for the Demolition of Jannat al Baqee, Hyderabad, India - Fri 16th Aug 2013 i.e. 8 Shawwal 1434, organized by ...
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Crews begin demolition of home over sinkhole
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No demolition will be done if ther is no demolition permit as per advice Mayor Tony Calixto
Sa huling minuto na pag sasalita ni Hon. Mayor Tony Calixto sinabi nya na walang magaganap na Demolition hanggat walang Demolition Permit from his Engineerin...
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33.Protest Against Demolition of Jannat al Baqee, Hyderabad, India 2013(8 Shawwal 1434)Part 33 of 33
Protest Against the Government of Saudi Arabia for the Demolition of Jannat al Baqee, Hyderabad, India - Fri 16th Aug 2013 i.e. 8 Shawwal 1434, organized by ...
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Sri Muneswarar Kaliyaman Hindu temple demolition, Kuala Lumpur.
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Sri Muneswarar Kaliyaman Hindu temple demolition, Kuala Lumpur. - Video
61 Kill Nuketown 2025 Demolition Game
This felt good. I had a couple good moments in their spawn which doesn #39;t always happen for me.
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A New Berns Housing Authority official said there were no definite plans, but demolition of some of the public housing units will occur.
Rico Correia, director of development and human resources for the housing authority, told the New Bern Board of Aldermen Tuesday night there was a lot of discussion about possible demolition at the Housing Authority.
There are a lot of arguments about whether public housing will be torn down, he said, adding yes it will.
The Housing Authority is in the process of modernizing and revitalizing public housing in New Bern, Correia said.
Julian Marsh, executive director of the New Bern Housing Authority, said Wednesday they are seeking a $400,000 Choice Neighborhood Initiative grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development that will be used to plan for that modernization. He hopes to hear if the grant is approved in late September or early October, he said.
We are looking at some demolition, Marsh said. The current configuration of housing is too dense. It is the densest public housing in the state. Public housing as we know it will cease to exist.
Marsh said until the Housing Authority has a plan, he does not know when demolition would occur or what housing units would be targeted.
Correia said when demolition occurs, no one will be left homeless and no one will be displaced.
We will make sure everyone has a safe, affordable place to live, he said.
But the New Bern Housing Authority, like all public housing authorities across the country, is facing a shortage of funding. The recent federal government sequestration has also affected funding from HUD. Correia said New Bern is now getting about 60 percent of the funding it used to.
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Housing Authority: Demolition, replacement of some structures part of strategy
(MMO) - There was no notice, it was a demolition by ambush... they just came in a day after Merdeka and began breaking it down. Negotiation was supposed to be still on-going... and there was no court order permitting it.
Four individuals, including a PKR leader, were arrested this morning following a standoff with Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) over an allegedly illegal demolition of the Golden Triangle Muneswarar Kuil on Jalan P. Ramlee here.
Temple lawyer N. Surendran also alleged that three or four gangsters, whom he claimed had come with the councils demolition team, assaulted him when he tried to stop the temples destruction.
He confirmed that the four arrested were Hindraf-turned-PKR leader S. Jayathas, temple secretary Nalini, temple photographer Prem and a fourth unnamed individual.
The standoff went on from about 8am to 10.30am when the contractors were brought in and they started work.
These DBKL officers smashed three deities and took them out. We confronted them and asked for a negotiation but they continued to work until 10.30am until the cops came in and asked them to leave, Surendran toldThe Malay Mail Onlinewhen contacted.
He added that the demolition had been a surprise one as negotiation was still on-going when the contractors came in with their heavy machinery.
There was no notice, it was a demolition by ambush... they just came in a day after Merdeka and began breaking it down. Negotiation was supposed to be still on-going... and there was no court order permitting it.
It is illegal that is my position as the temples lawyer, he said.
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Four arrested in standoff over temple demolition
We dont know when BCCA demolition will start, says council
1:00pm Saturday 31st August 2013 in News By Melanie Vass
SHUT UP: The boarded up BCCA building in Boscombe
BOURNEMOUTH council insists there is still no date for the demolition of Boscombes BCCA building, although work has started on stripping out the inside.
The sight of workers dismantling the interior of the derelict arts and community centre sparked rumours the building was about to be bulldozed.
Comments on social networking sites accused the council of sneakily starting the demolition without informing anybody first.
But the council said it still cannot say when demolition work will start.
The building, which has been at the centre of a long campaign by those fighting to save it, is due to be replaced with 11 family homes and a creative hub.
Bournemouth council said this will help regenerate the area as the affordable homes will encourage families to settle in Boscombe.
But supporters are continuing to email council leader John Beesley, urging him to change his mind.
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We don’t know when BCCA demolition will start, says council
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 1 Nine individuals, including one PKR and six MIC Youth leaders, have been arrested so far in this mornings standoff with Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) over an allegedly illegal demolition of the 101-year-old Hindu temple on Jalan P. Ramlee..
Temple lawyer N. Surendran also alleged that three or four gangsters, whom he claimed had come with the councils demolition team, assaulted him when he tried to stop them from tearing down the Golden Triangle Muneswarar Kuil.
Surendran, who is also PKR vice-president, confirmed the arrests of Hindraf-turned-PKR leader S. Jayathas, temple secretary Nalini and temple photographer Prem while MIC Youth information chief S. Subramaniam confirmed the arrests of six wing members.
The standoff went on from about 8am to 10.30am when the contractors were brought in and they started work.
These DBKL officers smashed three deities and took them out. We confronted them and asked for a negotiation but they continued to work until 10.30am until the cops came in and asked them to leave, Surendran told The Malay Mail Online when contacted this morning.
He added that the demolition had been a surprise one as negotiation was still on-going when the contractors came in with their heavy machinery.
There was no notice, it was a demolition by ambush... they just came in a day after Merdeka and began breaking it down. Negotiation was supposed to be still on-going... and there was no court order permitting it.
It is illegal that is my position as the temples lawyer, he said.
Surendran said in the over two-hour long confrontation this morning, several men he labelled as gangsters taunted those who were attempting to call off the demolition.
The Padang Serai MP said the gangsters roughly pushed him around.
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