More residents affected by the Sant Gervasi sinkhole to return home soon

The relocation process continues, with 60% of those evacuated expected to be back in their homes by August.

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Generic image of a residential street in a Mediterranean city.

Residents of two more buildings evacuated due to the sinkhole in the Sant Gervasi-la Bonanova neighborhood of Barcelona will begin returning to their homes starting next week.

With this new phase of relocation, it is expected that 60% of the people evacuated on July 7 will have been able to access their homes again. This measure follows the return of residents from numbers 56 and 58 of Sant Gervasi de Cassoles street.
According to information provided by the Government delegation in Barcelona, the return schedule will continue next week with residents from number 6 of Rubinstein street. Subsequently, during the first week of August, residents from number 54 of Sant Gervasi de Cassoles street are expected to follow.