New York-based structural engineer discusses buildings in Hudson Valley following Miami-area condo collapse
The ongoing nightmare that has been the Miami-area condo collapse has people around the U.S. wondering - could something like that happen again?
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Jun 28, 2021, 1:21 AM
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10h agoThe ongoing nightmare that has been the Miami-area condo collapse has people around the U.S. wondering - could something like that happen again?
News 12's Carol Wilkinson talks to New York-based structural engineer Neil Wexler on buildings in the Hudson Valley.
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