Breaking news... New Development Regarding the Building Collapse in Maltepe: 2 People Have Been Detained!
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Two people lost their lives and three are still being searched - Cracks had been observed in ground floor premises for days - The part of the building that had been left standing was demolished
Breaking news... Two people, including an architect and a construction site manager, have been detained as part of the investigation into the collapse of the top three floors of a seven-story building in Maltepe, Istanbul. Two people died in the incident, and eleven were rescued alive. The investigation is ongoing.
In Istanbul, a residential building collapsed. According to the latest data, two people died as a result of the accident tsn.ua (news 1+1)
BREAKING NEWS: It has emerged that the building that collapsed in Istanbul this morning, causing fatalities, was originally constructed as a three-story office building; however, over 39 years it was transformed into a seven-story apartment building. Initially, one illegally added floor was detected by municipal teams. Despite this detection, three more illegal floors were added to the building a few years later, bringing it to four stories.
A seven-story building collapsed in Maltepe, Istanbul, killing two people. The building's architect and site manager were taken into custody, and before-and-after images of the workshop on the ground floor have emerged. The workshop owner stated in his testimony, "There was no column cutting. We reinforced the building."
Journalist Kubilay Gülbek, speaking on the "Our Route is Politics" program hosted by Serpin Alparslan on Haberler.com, discussed the building collapse in Maltepe that claimed the lives of two people. Claiming that municipalities fail to inspect illegal floors, Gülbek asked, "There are three illegal floors, and they're on the municipality's records. You haven't demolished them. Why did you stand by and watch?" Gülbek also argued that new building…
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