Relocation of households has been completed.

The People's Committee of Thanh Xuan District ( Hanoi ) has just released initial information regarding signs of safety issues at a mini-apartment building (a building with multiple apartments) located at 22 Alley 236/17 Khuong Dinh Street (Ha Dinh Ward, Thanh Xuan District).

Mini apartment building "on crutches" (photo taken on February 24)

According to the People's Committee of Thanh Xuan District, after inspecting the building's current condition, and with the spirit of prioritizing the safety and lives of the people, Thanh Xuan District issued a document requesting the households in the building to relocate, and also dispatched forces to assist with the relocation when residents requested it.

Following the authorities' recommendation, residents completed their relocation by the end of February 24th. On the same day, the People's Committee of Thanh Xuan District issued a document requesting land users, homeowners, and owners of other assets attached to the land to hire a qualified and capable consulting unit to conduct surveys, quality inspections, and assess the level of danger of the building.

At the same time, hire a qualified and competent construction unit to organize the repair and reinforcement of the structure in accordance with regulations, ensuring safe use; when carrying out repairs and reinforcement of the structure, measures must be taken to ensure the safety of people and the structure.

After repair and reinforcement, the structure must be assessed by the inspection unit and relevant agencies to ensure safety according to regulations before being put back into use. The People's Committee of Khuong Dinh Ward is responsible for supervising the implementation of the above-mentioned work.

Speaking to the press, Bui Huyen Mai, Secretary of the Thanh Xuan District Party Committee, said that this mini-apartment building has been granted land ownership certificates and the residents living there are co-owners.

"Throughout the entire relocation process, we will monitor to ensure safety. We prioritize the lives of the people above all else, and during the recovery process, we will closely monitor and supervise to ensure maximum safety," Ms. Mai said, adding that if the households have any requests, they should submit them for the authorities to consider according to regulations.

As Thanh Nien newspaper reported, on February 24th, many residents of the 8-story mini-apartment building at 22 Alley 236/17, Khuong Dinh Street, moved their belongings to other places because many concrete columns and beams in the basement were cracked and broken, requiring iron supports and steel frames to be reinforced to ensure safety.

This mini-apartment building has approximately 60 units, which have been sold to residents by the developer and have been occupied since 2017.

Quick overview at 8 PM: News summary for February 24th

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