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By a 91% vote of the property owners, it has been decided to demolish Building 207 www.gogo.mn
In January of this year, Building 207, located in front of the Dunjingarav Shopping Center in the 26th district of Bayanzurkh, was damaged in an explosion caused by a vehicle transporting gas. Following this incident, 91.3% of the building's owners agreed to demolish the structure and rebuild it.
Specifically, on October 10, the senior inspector of the State Technical Supervision Office issued a conclusion, and on October 25, the meeting of the Governor’s Advisory Council discussed and decided to suspend the building’s operations, notifying the relevant authorities.
According to the applicable regulations, buildings that do not meet operational requirements will be demolished based on the conclusions of state inspectors, following a decision by the relevant authorities. Therefore, the demolition of Building 207 will proceed after a contractor is selected.
Following this incident, 91.3% of the building's owners agreed to demolish the structure and rebuild it.
Regarding this matter, Z. Ganbat, a senior specialist in the Construction Standards and Safety Inspection Department of the National Emergency Management Agency, stated that the conclusion of the senior inspector indicates that Building 207 cannot meet operational conditions in the future. There have been structural deformations in the concrete on some floors due to the explosion, and excessive burning has compromised the building’s structural integrity.
Additionally, six inspectors conducted a follow-up inspection on-site. The results of this inspection confirmed that the working group established in January 2024 by the Ministry of Urban Development, Construction, and Housing determined that “Building 207 does not comply with construction quality and safety standards and is unsuitable for reuse.”
On October 10, 2024, the senior inspector of the State Technical Supervision Office issued a conclusion under the number 02-13-01/172, which was discussed in the Governor’s Advisory Council meeting on October 25, leading to a decision to suspend the building’s operations and notify the relevant authorities.
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Published Date:2024-11-04
