The Minister says the South African George building has been preventing the death of 34 people

The South African government says that the “Completely prevented” building collapse of the Western West of the West, which killed 34 construction workers and injured.

A new tragedy report shows that serious security concerns were well removed before the partially established five-storey housing block in George in May 2024.

Minister of Public Affairs Dean MacPherson said the collapse was the result of many failures, including the result of many failures, including material materials, structural cracks and the use of visible gaps.

“There were a number of red flags that are constantly raised in this project,” he said, the angry McFerson.

Some of the imperfections were detected a year ago without collapse. Even a health and safety worker resigned even in protest, but the work continued.

“Work should have stopped” said MacFherson.

He added that these signs were a chance to return, instead of the building was “covered.”

The workers informed the structure and informed the holes on the cover with sand and submarine concrete.

After watching the families of the survivors and victims of the minister as “emotional and painful and painful and painful” personal assembly, he called on the criminal liability of negligent persons.

A police investigation continues, but no arrests were given.

MacFherson said many survivors still face trauma, medical bills and fight to put food on the table.

Electric delmin Safers closed under the concrete and mangle metal tone for 28 hours. He believed that he would die, sent voice notes to his family.

Immediately killed as falling on the concrete.

After the rescue, Mr. Safers told the BBC that no warning saw signs, but if shortcuts were taken during construction, “he must be liable.”

He did not participate in the minister’s briefing, but his father Deon said the BBC was amazed by the report.

“We want justice” and added that his son did not receive any compensation

Another survival of the disaster, Elelwani, with tears, he said he changed the life of his life throughout the life of his life.

Many teeth lost, fight for food and had an insult. He applied for money from the wishes of money.

Macpherson promised to apply rules to improve control in the implementation of construction and obsolete legislation.

Probe conducted parallel investigation by the built-in environment and the Council of South African Engineering.