Two stadiums where matches of the World Cup in Russia were played have begun to collapse, with poor construction being the culprit, reports Daily Mail.
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In Volgograd, a new stadium worth £198 million, along with the road leading to it, was damaged by rain, leaving behind a huge hole, and there was a rupture of pipes and the sewage system.
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Fortunately, the collapse did not occur during a match, say insiders, noting that there would surely have been unfortunate incidents.
Damage also occurred to the concrete at the Nizhny Novgorod stadium.
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Local media are questioning how such damage could have occurred and how the stadiums were built to give way under the first rain.
