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Belfast primary school classrooms deemed unsafe after Raac identified

Source: PA Wire

A number of classrooms at a Belfast school have been declared unsafe following the identification of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).

It was confirmed in an eight-classroom block at Cairnshill Primary School in the south of the city.

The Department of Education said engineers have confirmed that the block is unsafe for

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