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According to local residents, land subsidence had been noticed over several years but became increasingly severe from January 2 to January 8.

Starting January 2, a number of houses and civil structures in an area located near Joshimath-Auli road began to display major cracks due to land subsidence, prompting the relocation of 355 families

The absence of a building permit system is identified as a key factor contributing to the extensive damage to houses in the subsidence-hit area of Joshimath in Uttarakhand, according to a post-disaster needs assessment. The report highlights the need for risk-based building bylaws and a comprehensive development plan to create a safe and resilient Joshimath.

The report also recommended designating no-building zones in the land-use maps and denying any grant or relief to buildings constructed in such zones should there be a disaster.