When the case came up today, the Advocate General submitted a report, stating that the second multistoreyed block had been demolished as per the directions of the high court and Supreme Court, following which the bench adjourned the matter to January 28.
On June 28, 2014, one of the two blocks of an under- construction residential building at suburban Moulivakkam had collapsed, killing 61 workers and injuring scores of people.
When the matter went to the Supreme Court, it allowed the building to be brought down after perusing an expert committee's report.
The second 11-storeyed tower was demolished on November 2, using implosion technique.
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