Y entonces dijeron
“People living in Genoa use this bridge twice a day,” said Deputy Transport Minister Edoardo Rixi, who is from the city. “We can’t live with infrastructure built in the 1950s and 1960s.”
Pero los que mantenían el puente dijeron que estaba bajo "constante monitoreo"
“The collapse was unexpected and unpredictable. The bridge was constantly monitored and supervised well beyond what the law required”
Afortunadamente aquí en Guate no hay puentes de los 60's
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