Residents of the Tenement House Were Evacuated. A Rockfall Occurred.
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Residents of the tenement building at 9 and 11 Hoża Street in Szczecin have been evacuated. This is due to the building's dire condition, which was damaged by a rockfall overnight from Friday to Saturday. Emergency services will soon decide whether the residents will be allowed to return to their apartments.
The Building Is in Danger of Collapsing. Evacuated Residents Have Been Reporting Problems for Years.
Residents of Hoża Street 9 and 11 in Szczecin were forced to evacuate on Saturday, August 29th. The decision to close the building was made by the District Building Inspector. The building has been cracking for two years, and in recent hours, one wall has become significantly weaker.
Residents of a tenement building on Hoża Street in Szczecin have been forced to vacate their apartments and cannot return, according to building inspectors. The reason is the building's poor technical condition. Cracks are visible in the walls, and more appeared last night.
Residents are being evacuated from the tenement buildings at 9 and 11 Hoża Streets. This is all due to a rockfall that occurred Saturday night. The buildings' technical condition has been deteriorating for months. The residents believe that a nearby road being modernized is to blame for the subsidence and structural collapse. An independent expert they commissioned clearly showed that the vibrations generated by the cobblestoned threshold signif…
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