1. Chat

Shaking Skyscraper Sends Shoppers Fleeing in Shenzhen, China

In the News

No earthquakes were recorded at the time and local authorities do not know what caused the 300m building to wobble.

SEG Plaza evacuation: Shaking China skyscraper sends shoppers fleeing https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-57161083

BlueEyesX
over a year ago
What do you think of this?+20 points
Advertisement
rossruby1977

Strange. Everyone must of walked at the same time making the building vibrate !

Something set that off. Odd

Image

Like
Reply
ACR

I'm curious to know if there is an issue with the building or this is simply a case of mass hysteria stemming from a tall building swaying in the wind. This story reminded me of the thin 432 Park Avenue building in New York, which has had a catalogue of problems since residents moved in, such as lifts not working during high winds - https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2021/feb/07/supertall-skyscraper-new-york-432-park-avenue-rich

Like
Reply
ACR

Investigators found the shaking was caused by the 210 feet roof mast. Winds were making it vibrate. The roof mast is currently being dismantled and will be replaced with something else.

Like
Reply
One of the UK's largest deal hunting communities

Join for free to get genuine deals, money saving advice and help from our friendly community

Tom Church
Co-Founder &
Chief Bargain Hunter
Tom Church, Co-Founder
Want deals & discounts automatically?
+100 bonus points!
Latest Deals Browser Extension
Latest Deals Mobile App
  • Download our app
  • 1,000+ new deals every day
  • Earn free Amazon vouchers
  • Daily deal alerts - never miss the best offers!
  • Download the Latest Deals iOS AppDownload the Latest Deals Android App
Latest Deals
Disclaimer

The content on Latest Deals is a combination of information submitted by members of the public and the Latest Deals team. Whilst we make every effort to try and ensure genuine, accurate content we cannot guarantee it. Please always carry out your own due diligence and double check the details of an offer on the retailer's own website.

How this site works
  • To cover the site's running costs, Latest Deals uses affiliate links.
  • If you click on a link to an external website and make a purchase, Latest Deals may earn a commission.
  • We allow deals to be shared on Latest Deals irrelevant of whether or not they generate us money. Our #1 concern is helping you save money.
  • If you have any questions about how the site works, drop us a message. We're always happy to help.
Copyright © 2024 Latest Deals Limited
Registered in England and Wales. Company number 10286141. WeWork 6th Floor, International House, 1 St Katherine's Way, E1W 1UN
We value your privacy

We use cookies to help give you the best experience on our website with improved customisation, analytics & advertising (inc. personalisation). You can read our full cookie policy. Please either , or .