The collapse of a street section in Detroit can be attributed to the construction of the future Gordie-Howe International Bridge. This is according to Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) spokespersons.
According to Tara Carson, the incident happened on the night of June 5th.
So far, the exact causes of the collapse are not known, but Ms Carson confirmed that the sheet piles were being brought to this section of the road by Bridging North America (BNA), APWD’s private partner.
Heather Grondin, who also works at APWD, said the BNA will cover the repair work if the company is proven responsible for the incident.
Ms. also pointed out. Grondin that no workers were in the area when the collapse occurred and no injuries were to be lamented.
Jeff Cranson, a spokesman for the Michigan Department of Transportation confirmed for his part that an investigation is underway and all agencies concerned are working together.
With information from the CBC
Radio Canada
Source: Radio-Canada
