House abandoned on top of truck for 4 months threatens to collapse in SC The truck driver hired to transport the house that has been abandoned on top of a truck for four months in Criciúma (SC) claims that the property remains on top of the vehicle due to lack of new land defined by the client and due to mechanical problems. The wooden structure has been abandoned on the truck since March in the city in the south of Santa Catarina. Civil Defense reported that the house will be dismantled this Wednesday (5) at a time not yet defined. ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp According to the businessman and owner of the truck, after lifting the property into the dumpster, the client reported that he did not yet have new land ready to receive the construction, causing the truck to be temporarily parked at the location. When the destination was finally released, the truck developed mechanical failures and the company faced difficulties finding replacement parts. The owner of the transport company also said that maintenance teams visited the site frequently and maintained that there was no imminent risk of a fall. The truck will be towed after the house is removed from the site. House abandoned for 4 months on top of truck threatens to collapse near school Karina Dela Bruna/Reproduction Structural risks and community concerns According to the director of Criciúma Civil Defense, Fred Gomes, the house presents severe structural problems and is tilted to the right, creating an imminent risk for those passing through the region. "The house is leaning to the right. Children playing nearby could be seriously injured if the structure falls. The steel cables have already come loose and the rails that support the house on the body are bending. The situation is precarious and represents a real danger", warned the director. The truck is parked on land next to the Casimiro Stachurski School and close to the Polish Community Center, areas where children and pedestrians circulate. In addition to the damage to the house, the truck itself was in precarious physical and structural condition, making it impossible to leave by own means. Due to the risk to public safety, the Civil Defense contacted the Military Police and the Traffic Department to issue a fine and organize the removal via tow truck. Abandoned house in a truck in Criciúma READ ALSO: Court releases patient arrested for demanding to be seen by a 'Brazilian, white and Christian' doctor TJSC denies request from lawyer who called judges 'so-and-so' and 'so-and-so' in petition VIDEOS: g1 SC's most watched in the last 7 days