Ceiling collapse at MOA

[niky]

sa instance na ganito.. can you sue them for damages kahit pa tinulungan ka nila?

Yes... on the grounds that it's their negligence that caused the injury in the first place.

Not really surprised... part of the MOA ceiling collapsed before. You have a very horizontal building built on shifting, settling reclaimed land, exposed to rain, salt spray, the elements and a huge load of foot and vehicular traffic... things are going to break.

[vinj]

sa instance na ganito.. can you sue them for damages kahit pa tinulungan ka nila?

Depends. They can offer compensation and treatment and have the victims sign a quite claim.

pero syempre para sayo the Ayalas can do no wrong

the explosions in Park Square and Serendra that killed a number of people...

never happened

And no one made issue on center atrium of the new Glorietta Two leaking either (some months back). I just can't comment if it's similar to the one at Aura since i have not been to that mall.

Yung sa corner ng Reposo? Katabi nga lang ng sementeryo. Scary.

At least tahimik most of the year if you're facing it. Come to think of it, live humans are scarier.

[Calistro]

Looks like a lot of problem wih SM constructions. A taxi driver told me that the SM owned condominium along Taft also collapsed while under construction, burying a lot of its workers. Haven't verified this with students from Taft though.

[badkuk]

Looks like a lot of problem wih SM constructions. A taxi driver told me that the SM owned condominium along Taft also collapsed while under construction, burying a lot of its workers. Haven't verified this with students from Taft though.

i vaguely remember this incident, though i don't recall anything about workers getting buried.

Back in the 90's when there was a string of fires/accidents at MegaMall, there was very little media coverage on it. i guess these days the media is harder to control. buti na rin, it keeps mall owners on their toes.

To be fair, all the major mall owners have their epic fails too: leaky roofs, flooded basements, robbery, fires, suicides, etc.

[Stoner]

Meron chismis about the SM condo development in Sta. Mesa.

Supposedly extremely haunted because a lot of construction workers died building it. Or was it because they got trapped during some storm then perished?

Forgot the details, but... is it really true?

[ghosthunter]

Yung sa corner ng Reposo? Katabi nga lang ng sementeryo. Scary.

Having a "Poltergeist" moment?

[ghosthunter]

Meron chismis about the SM condo development in Sta. Mesa.

Supposedly extremely haunted because a lot of construction workers died building it. Or was it because they got trapped during some storm then perished?

Forgot the details, but... is it really true?

It was at the SM STA MESA... not the condo but the older mall side.

The story is party true that people died during the flood. Employees of the supermarket and ace hardware were at the warehouse section (basement) doing their job when the power went out and the flood suddenly broke through the riverside wall. They couldn't escape because of the darkness and force of the rushing water. After the flood, their bodies were found still inside the basement after they have pumped out the flood waters.

[ghosthunter]

i vaguely remember this incident, though i don't recall anything about workers getting buried.

Back in the 90's when there was a string of fires/accidents at MegaMall, there was very little media coverage on it. i guess these days the media is harder to control. buti na rin, it keeps mall owners on their toes.

To be fair, all the major mall owners have their epic fails too: leaky roofs, flooded basements, robbery, fires, suicides, etc.

These days practically everyone has a camera in their mobile phone so it is so quick to document and upload to the public. Back then, it was so different.

[Monseratto]

Yung Ondoy flooding sa SM Centerpoint is now a urban legend, like the snake in Robinsons...hehehe

[Retz]

sino ba ung civil contractor ng sm moa?