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Well, it does look like they were able to save money on demolition costs. Jokes aside, this is a horrible tragedy. It would be interesting to know if they had
by themaninthedark 5y ago
Well, it does look like they were able to save money on demolition costs.
Jokes aside, this is a horrible tragedy. It would be interesting to know if they had earlier warnings as well and if that didn't contribute to ignoring the problem as there were no major consequences.
It would be interesting to know when in 2018 that the report was finalized as that would be around the same time as the FIU bridge collapse.
Seeing things like this makes me very wary to have joint ownership as the majority can hold the minority hostage on things like repair.
And what could you do in this situation? Sell your unit? If it collapses in 6 months to a year and kills the person you sold it to, what is the morality of that decision?