Cagliari, a part of plasterboard collapses in the Erasmus office

A new collapse, after the one on Tuesday at the University of via Trentino , in Cagliari . This time there is a detachment from the ceiling of a small portion of plasterboard in a building in via San Giorgio 12, home to the Erasmus offices.

At the time of the collapse there were two employees, who were unharmed because they were not close to the point of the collapse.

The access to the room , explains the management of the “Ismoka” office, is temporarily forbidden to all staff, and the indication also applies to the upper floor. The decision was made by the University's technical staff pending more in-depth examinations and repairs.

Verifications are underway on what happened.

(Unioneonline / ss)

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