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Earthen wall collapses, no injures

An earthen wall under construction at a View Talay Condo building site on Big Buddha Hill collapsed on June 5, but no one was injured.

Surasak Huasoon
An earthen wall under construction at a View Talay Condo building site on Big Buddha Hill collapsed on June 5, but no one was injured.
The wall on the perimeter of the large condominium under construction on the road leading up the hill was to have been 100 meters long and up to 70 centimeters wide. The wall would have guarded the edge of a five-meter-wide road.
The building of the wall was approved by the city but was being funded entirely by View Talay.
Officials say the road should be repaired by the end of the month, and View Talay has agreed to cover all costs for the repair.

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