After a rainstorm on April 28, Mr. Wang, a resident of Wuhan, found that the walls of his community had collapsed, crushing five cars in the community, three of which had severely deformed their tails.
From July 2023, the vocational college will start construction of the building, and a large amount of soil will be piled up on the side of the wall of the college into the Qiaoya Meiyuan community. At around 6 a.m. on April 28, Mr. Wang went out to find that the wall near the vocational college had collapsed.
Mr. Wang said that the Wuhan Vocational College of Foreign Languages and Foreign Affairs started building a year ago, and they have reacted many times about the mound, but there has been no follow-up.
The staff of the Zanglong Island Campus of Wuhan Vocational College of Foreign Languages and Foreign Affairs told reporters that the piled up soil was three meters away from the wall of the Qiaoya Meiyuan community, and the collapse of the wall was not crushed by the accumulation of mud, and it will continue to rain in Wuhan in the next few days, and they will properly handle the matter.
The Dingjiashan community in Jiangxia District, Wuhan City, responded that they had coordinated the matter and asked Wuhan Vocational College of Foreign Languages and Foreign Affairs and Qiaoya Meiyuan Community to do a good job of prevention to avoid secondary injuries.