More engineers say fix 'low-hanging fruit' first in earthquake legislation
Another group of engineers is calling for dangerous features of unreinforced masonry buildings to be urgently made safe.
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Yet another group of engineers is calling for dangerous features of unreinforced masonry buildings, such as parapets and upper-story exterior walls, to be urgently made safe.
The current Building (Earthquake-prone Buildings) Amendment bill is allowing up to 40 years for such features to be dealt
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Jenny Ruth
Fri, 21 Aug 2015
Fri, 21 Aug 2015
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More engineers say fix 'low-hanging fruit' first in earthquake legislation
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