Friday June 28 at the end of the day, the firefighters went to 35 rue Albert Tomey in Carcassonne for an urgent intervention. On site, the second floor of the building collapsed on top of the first. Luckily, no injuries were treated by firefighters. A diagnosis of the building to find out the reasons for this incident is planned for the beginning of next week.
At the end of the day, Friday, June 28, a deafening noise alerted the neighborhood of rue Albert Tomey in Carcassonne. The firefighters were quickly contacted and went to the scene to assess the damage. At number 35, the second floor of a building collapsed onto the first. No external damage was apparent to passers-by, but between the walls, rubble covered the ground. Fortunately, according to the firefighters deployed, no injuries required medical attention. An unexpected finding given the extent of the damage.
However, the state of the building has raised questions from the town hall, which does not have a concrete explanation at the moment: “Water damage was observed some time agowe specify. As a result, work was planned, with a rehabilitation campaign among the measures taken. Now it’s a little late.”.
From the beginning of next week, an assessment will take place to assess the level of danger posed by the building. “A diagnosis will be made in order to determine the course of action to follow.”the municipality supported. At present, three out of seven apartments in total have been evacuated. “The occupants were relocated with relatives and immediately used their insurance.”it was clarified.
