Cali Will Investigate Whether There Were Failures or Corruption in Buildings Collapsed by 7.4 Earthquake
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Earthquake in Colombia The Mayor of Cali will do a survey to determine if there were faults in the building codes, engineering errors, deficiencies in the inspection or possible corruption in the construction of some of the buildings that collapsed in that Colombian city by last week's earthquake.
The Mayor of Cali will make an assessment to determine if there were faults in the building codes, engineering errors, deficiencies in the inspection or possible corruption in the construction of some of the buildings that collapsed in that Colombian city due to the earthquake last week. The mayor of Cali, Alejandro Eder, explained that the decision responds especially to the concern caused to the authorities by the buildings that were affected …
The mayor of Cali pointed out that new buildings collapsed during the earthquake, so he called for an investigation into possible irregularities
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