Possible Asbestos in Buildings + Gravity Pipe Condition

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  • 30/09/2026 at 5:18 pm #10562
    Divya Panwar
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      Hello,

      Our group had a few questions.

      Firstly, we want to ask whether asbestos is present in any of the buildings.

      Secondly, could we know the current condition on the gravity pipe between the Aqualine Tank and the Safari Park? Where does it specifically connect to on the tank? Currently, on the 360 view, there is only a pipe connecting to the Ranger’s Office and an overflow pipe to the side of the road.

      Thank you so much for your help.

      17/10/2026 at 4:06 pm #10569
      Divya Panwar
      Participant

        Hi there,

        Sorry for the bother, I was just wondering whether your team had received our message or if there is any update.

        Thank you so much.

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