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Up to 60 construction workers are feared dead and 100 others are missing after a bridge collapsed in southern Vietnam on Wednesday morning.
About 250 people were thought to be working on the Japanese-funded project at the time of the accident. Three Japanese contractors – Taisei Corporation, Kajima Corporation, and Nippon Steel Engineering Company – were on the site when a section of the $300m (£149m) bridge, which is due to be Vietnam’s longest, buckled in Can Tho City.
After a year of consultation and consideration, last week the Building the Future commission published its final report. In this chapter, Carl Brown considers the implications of the Building Safety Act
Now more than ever, businesses need to invest in the digital awareness and skills of their staff as much as in the technology they introduce, writes Maria Hudson of Zutec
Work on site stopped as contractor helping police and nuclear regulator investigate accident
Pair put pen to paper after beginning discussions in summer
65 Gresham Street plan includes outdoor workspace on every floor
Scheme is most significant revamp of grade A-listed building since it opened in 1983
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