İstanbul Maltepe'de 5 kişinin hayatını kaybettiği 7 katlı binanın enkazından alınan beton örneklerinde deniz kabuğu görüldü.
İstanbul Maltepe'de 5 kişinin yaşamını yitirdiği 7 katlı binanın enkaz kaldırma çalışmalarında alınan beton örnekleri arasında deniz kabuğu bulundu.
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İstanbul Maltepe Cevizli Mahallesi'nde 7 katlı bina çöktü ve 5 kişi hayatını kaybetti.
İstanbul Maltepe'de, 5 kişinin hayatını kaybettiği 7 katlı binanın çökmesinin ardından enkaz kaldırma çalışmaları sürerken, binadan alınan beton örneklerinin arasında deniz kabuğu görüldü. Görüntüler, binanın yapı malzemelerinin niteliğine ilişkin soru işaretlerini gündeme getirdi
İstanbul'da, Maltepe ilçesi Cevizli Mahallesi’nde dün sabah saat 05.40 sıralarında 7 katlı binanın çökmesi sonucu 5 kişi hayatını kaybetti.
İHA'da yer alan habere göre enkaz altında kalan vatandaşların çıkarılmasının ardından ekipler bölgede enkaz kaldırma çalışmalarına başladı.
Çalışmalar kapsamında ekipler, çöken binanın molozlarından beton örnekleri almaya başladı. Örneklerin alındığı sırada beton parçalarının arasında deniz kabuğu bulunduğu görüldü.
Ortaya çıkan görüntüler, binanın yapımında kullanılan malzemelerin niteliğine ilişkin dikkat çekti.
Binadan alınan örneklerin incelenmesiyle birlikte çöküşün nedenine ve yapının dayanımına ilişkin teknik değerlendirmelerin netleşmesi bekleniyor.
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Beton örneklerinin incelenmesiyle teknik değerlendirmelerin netleşmesi
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The first three floors of a seven-storey apartment building built in 1987 in Cevizli District of Maltepe, Istanbul, collapsed. It was determined that 14 people were on the collapsed floor, 10 people were rescued alive and 3 people lost their lives. Search and rescue teams continue to work for 3 people. While it was stated that the building had a license for ground plus two floors, it was learned that four more floors were constructed illegally. Its architect and construction site manager were detained.

Ali Güvenç Kiraz, President of the Real Estate Law Association, stated that completely illegal buildings that do not have a registration certificate and cannot benefit from urban transformation hinder urban transformation. Lawyers and architects emphasized that municipalities should use their authority to detect and evacuate risky buildings and make area-based transformation with macro plans.
Tolga Gülpınar, one of the residents of the collapsed building in Istanbul, stated that he was evacuated with the mobile elevator of the fire brigade. He explained that he was home alone at the time of the collapse, woke up and tried to remain calm. He stated that the building was old and they attempted urban transformation with their neighbors, but could not reach an agreement. He stated that he did not want to comment on the allegations that columns had been cut in the past at his workplace and that some of his neighbors said they heard cracking sounds, but he did not hear these sounds.
Tolga Gülpınar, who survived injured from a collapsed apartment building, said that he was evacuated by the fire brigade with a mobile elevator, that he was alone and woke up at the time of the collapse, that the building was old and that they had attempted urban transformation before, and that some of his neighbors heard cracking sounds, but he did not hear these sounds.

A total of 5 people lost their lives and many people were injured in building collapses that occurred due to restoration, demolition and structural reasons in Beşiktaş, Güngören, Küçükçekmece, Fatih and Kartal districts between 2023 and 2026 in Istanbul.

The lower 3 floors of a 7-storey building in Istanbul collapsed. In the incident, 2 people died and 10 people, including 3 children, were injured. While the search for the 2 people trapped under the rubble continued, the shop operator denied the allegations of cutting columns.