The document discusses issues with the construction of a flyover bridge, noting inconsistencies in support sizes, placement of supports, differences in pillar sizes, and questionable weight distribution. It also notes that the section pictured next to where the bridge collapsed was erected incorrectly prior to the disaster. After the collapse, it states that the cause was multiple blunders by contractors, engineers, builders, and laborers, as well as lack of oversight from the sanctioning government official.

1. Check the sizes of all four supports..They keep varying in diameter as well as the height

2. Only one support. That too off-centered.

3. The pillar in perspective. See the next column having two supports.

4. If the previous support was for banking, then this pillar should not have two supports of different heights.

5. The Concrete blocks are not of the same width through the stretch. The single support column under a thinner slab.

6. The pillars differ in sizes from one to the next. This perspective is of the bridge running at the same level (supposed to be) but the pillar sizes differ.

7. Again Single support. Weight distribution is questionable.

8. Banking is wrong! Exact opposite. Yellow is just to indicate the correct tilt/banking. This is the section that’s next to the one that collapsed. (this pic was taken before it was erected – see iron columns)

9. Same section .. Just closer

11. Exactly how it was about two months back!

14. After disaster