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10 May 2024

Author:
Aiden Daries, Cape Town Etc (S. Africa)

Developer denies employing workers at George building collapse

The company that owns the land where the five-storey building collapsed in George on Monday has distanced itself from employing construction workers at the site.

Neo Victoria Developments (Pty) Ltd issued a statement to EWN through their attorney, Hanno Brummer & Associates, aiming to clarify misunderstandings and incorrect information.

The law firm emphasised that its client is the developer of the building project, not the building contractor. They clarified that the contractor was appointed by their client to oversee the construction of the five-storey building.

The statement also emphasised that the developers had no employees on the site, with construction workers being either employed by contractors or sub-contractors.

Additionally, it was stated that Neo Victor Developments, the developer involved, has been collaborating with the police in their inquiry and has extended its support from the outset...

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