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Asbestos and sinkhole found in south London library
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The presence of asbestos in buildings is a significant concern due to its potential to cause serious health problems, including lung cancer and mesothelioma, if the fibres are disturbed and inhaled. As a result, strict regulations and safety protocols are in place for the handling and removal of asbestos in the UK. The discovery of a sinkhole in addition to asbestos at Shortlands Library raises further concerns about the structural integrity of the building and the potential risks to users and staff.
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Asbestos and sinkhole found in south London library
The south London authority closed Shortlands Library at 110 Shortlands Road in January for safety reasons after cracks were found in one of the library’s rear walls
14 Aug, 18:47
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