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N.Y.C. Officials Inspecting Construction Sites After Building Buckles

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By Mihir Zaveri Verified, Stefanos Chen Verified, Patrick McGeehan Verified
| The New York Times Verified
N.Y.C. Officials Inspecting Construction Sites After Building Buckles The inspections were prompted by an incident in Midtown last week, an official said. It was unclear how many sites were being looked at.
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New York City Officials Inspecting Construction Sites After Building Buckles

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By Mihir Zaveri Verified, Stefanos Chen Verified, Patrick McGeehan Verified
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- New York City officials have been conducting safety inspections of construction sites across the city this week after a building in midtown Manhattan became dangerously unstable last week, forcing construction to be halted at the project. The sweeps are ongoing, and they were initiated by the buckling of two columns last week at a building on East 42nd Street, said Andrew Rudansky, a spokesperson for the Department of Buildings.
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New York City Officials Inspecting Construction Sites After Building Buckles

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By Mihir Zaveri Verified, Stefanos Chen Verified, Patrick McGeehan Verified
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- New York City officials were conducting safety inspections of construction sites across the city this week after a building in midtown Manhattan became dangerously unstable last week, forcing construction to be halted at the project. The inspections are ongoing and were initiated by the buckling of two columns last week at a building on East 42nd Street, said Andrew Rudansky, a spokesperson for the Department of Buildings.
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