From the street, the eight-storey building seemed doomed: split walls and an almost impracticable staircase. Eimar Sandoval and his team entered with helmets, vests and tools, climbed up to the third floor and began to check the columns. There were cracks, but they had to check if they were superficial or reached concrete and steel. The columns remained firm: the building was badly damaged, but its structure had resisted the earthquake of 7.4 th…
From the street, the eight-storey building seemed doomed: split walls and an almost impracticable staircase. Eimar Sandoval and his team entered with helmets, vests and tools, climbed up to the third floor and began to check the columns. There were cracks, but they had to check if they were superficial or reached concrete and steel. The columns remained firm: the building was badly damaged, but its structure had resisted the earthquake of 7.4 th…