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Originally Posted by Kizzy
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The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) was coordinating the process and facilities to allow for
100 samples a day to be tested, the spokeswoman said.
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So far, three samples have been found to be combustible,” she said. “In terms of how many buildings and how many homes have this type of cladding, the estimate provided to us by councils is that there are
approximately 600 high-rise buildings with similar cladding.
“We are in touch with all the local authorities to encourage them to urgently send us the samples and then we will carry out the checks that we need to see where we are with that.”
In blocks where the cladding was found to be combustible further tests would be done to ensure the building was safe and residents could be rehoused.
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is it any wonder this tragedy happened?
22-06-2017, 11:30 AM
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