Old building collapses in the commercial center of Belém The mansion that had part of its facade destroyed after a collapse on Monday morning (6), in the Campina neighborhood, in Belém, underwent an inspection by the National Historical and Artistic Heritage Institute (Iphan) around four months ago. According to the agency, during the inspection, carried out in March this year, no signs of cracks or signs of collapse in the facade were identified. The information was released by Iphan after the collapse of the property, located on the corner of Rua 13 de Maio and Travesa Padre Eutíquio, in the commercial center of the capital. Nobody was injured. Facade of historic mansion collapses in the commercial center of Belém According to the institute, the mansion is not listed individually at the federal level, but is part of the Architectural and Landscape Complex of the Cidade Velha and Campina neighborhoods, protected as Brazilian cultural heritage. Iphan also informed that the property received authorization for painting services in 2022 and that, after the collapse, it initiated an inspection procedure, in accordance with Ordinance No. 187/2010, to investigate the case and adopt the appropriate administrative measures, including the application of an infraction notice. According to the institute, Decree-Law No. 25/1937 establishes that the responsibility for the conservation and maintenance of protected assets lies with the property owners. The body added that issues related to the stability of the structure, technical reports, the operation of commerce in the region and the release of traffic are the responsibility of the Civil Defense and the Fire Department. Remember the case The side facade of the mansion collapsed on Monday morning (6), after teams from the Fire Department were called to respond to a risk of collapse. According to Lieutenant Colonel Esaú Almeida, the military arrived at the scene after reports of falling plaster and began to isolate the area. During the procedure, part of the structure gave way. ? Follow the g1 Pará channel on WhatsApp "Our vehicle arrived and already verified that there was a fall of plaster. It began to isolate the area and, at that moment, part of the side of the building collapsed. We isolated the block for safety reasons, until we had a safer technical assessment", he stated. On the ground floor of the property there was a makeup store and, on the second floor, there was a storage room. The debris reached the public road and caused the section between Sete de Setembro Street and Campos Sales Traverse to be closed. Belém City Hall reported that it is monitoring the incident together with the Fire Department and Iphan and provides support for the preventive measures adopted at the location. Equatorial Pará was also called in because the electrical wiring was damaged during the collapse. Part of a building in the Belém shopping center collapsed. Reproduction / TV Liberal Survey of properties In the note released this Monday, Iphan reported that, since 2019, it has maintained a survey of properties in a state of abandonment or with visual signs of risk of collapse in protected areas of Belém. According to the institute, the mapping identified around 108 properties in this situation. Of this total, approximately 18% underwent emergency recovery actions after negotiations with the owners. VIDEOS with the main news from Pará Access other news from the state on g1 Pará.