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Local January 12, 2012 | 6:17 am

Strong quake would collapse most towers, top engineer says

Santo Domingo.- Most of the towers and other constructions in the capital and other cities wouldn’t withstand a strong earthquake, because they were built without regard for the seismic resistant code in effect, which the Public Works Ministry must comply with.

The affirmation is by Dominican Engineers, Architects and Surveyors Guild (CODIA) president Domingo Tavera, in an interview fo... Read more

Strong quake would collapse most towers, top engineer says

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