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Wilhelmina tower collapse not caused by concrete decay, initial probe finds
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Wilhelmina tower collapse not caused by concrete decay, initial probe finds
The concrete rot on the sixth floor was not the cause of the collapse of the Wilhelmina Tower, the municipality of Valkenburg announced following an initial inspection. The exact reason the 30-meter-high tower gave way is still under investigation, NOS and L1 Nieuws report.
Initial investigations have shown that the collapse of the Wilhelmina Tower in Valkenburg was not caused by concrete rot in the ceiling of the sixth floor.
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