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Deputy minister confirms cracked buildings are safe after inspections. · Cyprus Report

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Deputy minister confirms cracked buildings are safe after inspections.

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The deputy minister, Nikos Tachiaos, stated that inspections of cracked buildings in the downtown Kypseli district found no evidence of safety concerns.
The consortium responsible for constructing Athens' new metro line will cover the costs of repairing the reported cracks.
Tachiaos emphasized that the affected structures are deemed safe despite the cracks observed.
The use of thorough inspections has reassured residents regarding the structural integrity of the buildings.

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The deputy minister, Nikos Tachiaos, stated that inspections of cracked buildings in the downtown Kypseli district found no evidence of safety concerns.
The consortium responsible for constructing Athens' new metro line will cover the costs of repairing the reported cracks.
Tachiaos emphasized that the affected structures are deemed safe despite the cracks observed.
The use of thorough inspections has reassured residents regarding the structural integrity of the buildings.

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