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Historians say
WMF: studies after the 1999 collapse 'revealed that WATER SEEPAGE WAS DANGEROUSLY DESTABILIZING THE CLAY-RICH SOILS UNDERNEATH THE COMPLEX'. Heritage specialist KAVITA JAIN attributes it to a several-fold population increase, old sewage lines and improper drainage. A resident describes walls gone hollow.