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Elshot: The demolishing of the building of former Prince Willem Alexander School poses a health hazard

July 27, 2016

Elshot: The demolishing of the building of former Prince Willem Alexander School poses a health hazard
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PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten – The Windward Islands Teaches Union (WITU) has gotten wind of plans to demolish the building that housed the former Prince Willem Alexander School.

This plan the WITU believes could pose a health hazard for not only the nearby schools by also the community at large.

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There is a problem with the structure of the building as asbestos was used in its construction.

If the building is demolished, the asbestos can become airborne noted Claire Elshot which poses a high risk to the overall community.

Elshot: The demolishing of the building of former Prince Willem Alexander School poses a health hazard

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/elshot-the-demolishing-of-the-building-of-former-prince-willem-alexander-school-poses-a-health-hazard/

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