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Workers secure wind-battered scaffolds in Lujiazui skyscraper
By Dong Zhen |
August 8, 2012, Wednesday
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Workers are reinforcing scaffolding around Shanghai Tower, China's tallest building still under construction in the Lujiazui area of Pudong this morning after some scaffolds showed signs of collapse in buffeting winds.
A construction company official at the site told Shanghai Daily that a section of a road near the building has been closed to traffic to prevent any mishaps.
Many people said on Weibo microblogs that they felt worried after seeing a construction crane on the top of the skyscraper swayed in gale-force winds. But the construction company said the crane has a permissible range of swing and looks normal despite strong winds.
All outdoor construction activities have been suspended today, city officials said.
A construction company official at the site told Shanghai Daily that a section of a road near the building has been closed to traffic to prevent any mishaps.
Many people said on Weibo microblogs that they felt worried after seeing a construction crane on the top of the skyscraper swayed in gale-force winds. But the construction company said the crane has a permissible range of swing and looks normal despite strong winds.
All outdoor construction activities have been suspended today, city officials said.
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