How can I find out if my building is solid? E-Government damaged building inquiry

Citizens living in earthquake-risk areas wonder whether the building they live in has been damaged before and whether there are official records regarding the structure. So, how can I find out if my building is solid? E-Government damaged building inquiry

HOW TO INQUIRE A DAMAGED BUILDING FROM E-GOVERNMENT?

E-Government can be used to find out what condition the building was evaluated in previous official damage assessment studies.

Citizens who want to make inquiries must follow these steps:

Log in to e-Government.

Type “Damage Assessment Inquiry and Objection Procedures” in the search section.

Open the relevant service offered by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change.

Check existing records for your address and building information.

E-Government Damage Assessment Inquiry:

e-Government Damage Assessment Inquiry and Objection Procedures

WHAT DOES IT MEAN IF A DAMAGE REPORT IS RECEIVED IN E-GOVERNMENT?

Within the scope of damage assessment studies, buildings can be evaluated in different categories depending on the condition of the damage. In these evaluations, classifications such as undamaged, slightly damaged, moderately damaged, heavily damaged, urgently demolished and demolished can be used.

However, the absence of a damage record for a building in e-Government does not necessarily mean that the building is earthquake resistant. Because the records seen in this service are based on official damage assessment studies.