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Twelve Logs Hold a House that Could Fall Apart in San Gil.

For the last five months, a house located on 10th Street between races 6 and 7 of San Gil keeps neighbors and pedestrians on alert. The structure remains tilted and supported only by twelve logs of wood, while those who pass through the sector prefer to change platform for fear that it will collapse. The roof of the house collapsed several months ago due to the deterioration caused by the passage of the years. Since then, nine long trunks and th…
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For the last five months, a house located on 10th Street between races 6 and 7 of San Gil keeps neighbors and pedestrians on alert. The structure remains tilted and supported only by twelve logs of wood, while those who pass through the sector prefer to change platform for fear that it will collapse. The roof of the house collapsed several months ago due to the deterioration caused by the passage of the years. Since then, nine long trunks and th…

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qhubobucaramanga.com broke the news on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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