Sections of the planning department at Palma town hall are cross-referencing information regarding the building in Playa de Palma that collapsed on Thursday.
Analysis of all work at the building in Playa de Palma that collapsed on Thursday
Seeking to clarify if the roof terrace was illegal
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How many more of this type of building construction, need to be urgently inspected?.
Surely, all of these checks should've been conducted at the time and during the works being carried out, before the work was signed off as being correctly completed to the required standard. If the roof terrace is found to have been illegal, who is responsible for enforcement and regulation of such things, and why did they fail to do their job. The deadly cost of failing to enforce public safety laws is clear for all to see. Those responsible, including politicians, civil servants and the club operators should serve very lengthy jail sentences if they are found to be complicit.