Madrid, Aug 18 (EFE) .- Some twenty people from a block of flats in the Madrid district of Tetuan located at the confluence of streets Bravo Murillo and Amelia have been evicted this afternoon risk of collapse of the building.
Initially, 40 people were evicted from one of the two blocks that make up the Amalia Amalia 1 and 2 listed building, authorizing for 2300 hours return to their homes of the inhabitants of Amalia 2 after inspection of fire and municipal technicians.
The 27 Amalia 1 are staying in a hotel tonight pending their inspection property and is not authorized or return to their homes.
The place has themselves known late this afternoon the mayor of Madrid, Manuela Carmena, being informed on the scene of the happened and the measures to be taken.
Both blocks had been evicted this afternoon at the risk of collapse and shortly before that of the first floor collapsed and the facade of Amalia 1 as reported Efe a spokeswoman for Emergency Madrid.
About 1645 residents have alerted firefighters alarmed by the bulging of the exterior facade of the building, four floors plus the ground floor, which is occupied by a self.
The firefighters, who have found that had a structural problem and have evacuated the building, have started to apear the building, but to appreciate creaking pillars and one of them was damaged while appearing cracks and fissures, have left the building.
Part of the facade and the floor of the first floor have fallen shortly after nine in the evening, causing no injuries.
Technical Building Control City of Madrid throw low value if the entire building, brick and steel beams and built about 50 years (Other OTC: UBGXF – news) ago.
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