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Fourteen people dying to lay ten and a quarter million bricks and thousands of tons of steel is not much of a butcher's bill. I'd bet that more people would di
by thrower123 7y ago
Fourteen people dying to lay ten and a quarter million bricks and thousands of tons of steel is not much of a butcher's bill.
I'd bet that more people would die in car accidents getting to the work site over the extended construction time today.
- admax88q 7y agoEven if that were true, perhaps the answer is to reduce vehicle deaths rather than increase construction deaths. Just so you can get your bridge sooner.