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16 July
The debris from the collapsed building in Petralona remains after 16 days.
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A building in the neighborhood of Petralona collapsed approximately two weeks ago, leading to debris being left at the site for an extended period. Reports indicate that the materials from the collapsed structure have remained untouched, prompting concerns among residents and local authorities.
According to local officials, the process for removing the debris is set to be established imminently. As of recent statements, the Deputy Mayor of Technical Services, Panagiotis Charlaftis, noted that a plan for the debris removal will be outlined soon. Additionally, investigators recommend that the removal process should include the clearance of bulky items and materials to the ground level of the adjacent buildings.
This situation has drawn attention from several outlets, highlighting the delays in addressing the aftermath of the disaster, while discussions about the structural safety of nearby buildings continue. The urgency in organizing the cleanup reflects local government efforts to maintain safety and resolve the ongoing concerns of affected residents.
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