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Dominican Seismic Agency Processes Over 2,000 Building Safety Evaluations

Onesvie has processed over 2,000 requests for seismic building evaluations across the Dominican Republic.

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The National Office for Seismic Evaluation and Vulnerability of Infrastructure and Buildings (Onesvie) in the Dominican Republic has accumulated more than 2,000 requests for building evaluations. [1] The institution offers its services primarily to the public sector, but a national campaign was launched to accept free requests from private companies, private entities, and individuals. [2][7] Leonardo Reyes Madera stated that the inspections are preventive and aim to identify structural weaknesses before a seismic event occurs. [3] Leonardo Reyes Madera, the Director General of Onesvie, stated that the institution has inspected 1,089 buildings in the Naco sector of Santo Domingo. [4] Director General Leonardo Reyes Madera stated that the surge in requests is due to public concern generated by recent earthquakes in several countries in the region. [5] The agency has already evaluated 1,089 buildings in the Naco sector, and their vulnerability levels are being classified for delivery to the neighborhood council. [6]
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  1. The National Office for Seismic Evaluation and Vulnerability of Infrastructure and Buildings (Onesvie) in the Dominican Republic has accumulated more than 2,000 requests for building evaluations. · Hoy Digital
  2. Leonardo Reyes Madera explained that Onesvie provides free seismic evaluations to private companies, private entities, and individuals. · Hoy Digital
  3. Leonardo Reyes Madera stated that the inspections are preventive and aim to identify structural weaknesses before a seismic event occurs. · Hoy Digital
  4. Leonardo Reyes Madera, the Director General of Onesvie, stated that the institution has inspected 1,089 buildings in the Naco sector of Santo Domingo. · Hoy Digital
  5. Director General Leonardo Reyes Madera stated that the surge in requests is due to public concern generated by recent earthquakes in several countries in the region. · El Día
  6. The agency has already evaluated 1,089 buildings in the Naco sector, and their vulnerability levels are being classified for delivery to the neighborhood council. · El Día
  7. The institution offers its services primarily to the public sector, but a national campaign was launched to accept free requests from private companies, private entities, and individuals. · El Día
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