Getting In
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| Initial release | May 12, 1994 |
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| Directors | Doug Liman |
| Composers | Alex Wurman |
| Producers | Nelle Nugent |
| Victor Simpkins | |
| Adam Lindemann | |
| Screenplay | P. J. Posner |
| Jonathan Lewin | |
| Joel Posner | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1226693 |
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Barton House in Bristol evacuated over 'structural fault'
By Steve Mellen & Jasmine Ketibuah-FoleyBBC News
Hundreds of Tower Block residents have been told to leave after " major structural faults" were discovered.
Bristol City Council has declared a major incident after building surveys showed Barton House in Redfield would not be safe in The Event of a fire or explosion.
In a press briefing The Council said residents had been told to leave and stay With Friends and family, or go to designated rest centres.
About 400 people live in The Building .
The BBCon this developing story.
Residents are being told to pack enough clothes and belongings for " A Day or two" The Council said.
Staff are Knocking On doors, sending texts and " Getting In contact with everyone in The Block " telling them to leave " as soon as possible" it added.
The Council said it had been carrying out building surveys on Barton House, the oldest in its estate, as it decided on the long-term future of The Block .
During the surveys, experts discovered that The Building 's structure could be " compromised" in The Event of a fire, explosion or large impact.
Further surveys are planned but in the meantime, The Authority said it was going door-to-door telling residents to leave.
Declaring a major incident allows The Council , which has said the issue is not related to RAAC concrete, to seek help from outside organisations.
This afternoon's Bristol City Council meeting was postponed after The News broke.
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The Emergency services have been put on standby as a precaution, Bristol City Council said.
'Children are panicking'Nuh Sharif, who has lived in Barton House since 2012, said he was " panicking".
A tearful Mr Sharif, who has Two Children , said his partner had been told The Building " might collapse".
" We need to go somewhere quiet because they [his children] panic and can't sleep.
" I Am worried where they are going to stay. How am I going to get them to school tomorrow? "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
