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The article discusses the phenomenon of stalled real estate projects within neighborhoods and their negative impact on public safety and urban appearance, especially when they remain inactive for months or years without intervention. It points out that the sites of these projects, sometimes referred to as "stalled scaffolding," continue to pose safety hazards, leading to risks such as debris accumulation, deterioration of construction elements, and harm to the local community. The focus is on the importance of classifying these projects based on the duration of their suspension and the level of danger. Experts emphasize the need to monitor and secure excavations and scaffolding, remove debris, and regularly reassess the risks to ensure the safety of residents and the surrounding environment from dangers posed by these inactive sites.
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