A house in Utuado that bought the tennis player Adriana Diaz to remodel was affected by the earthquakes from last January 7.
In a post on his Facebook page, the Central American and Pan American gold medalist reported that an architect recommended demolishing the structure after several inspections before the earthquakes occurred.
The 19-year-old girl accompanied the writing with pictures of the walls with cracks.
“A few months ago I bought a property in Utuado to remodel and finish it. A little over a month ago and after several inspections, the architect recommended that I demolish the structure, because in short, it was not safe.”, wrote on the social network.
Posted by Adriana Diaz on Friday, January 10, 2020
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“How right I was. To what I am going, if experts say that some structure is not safe, listen to them, and take whatever measures are necessary so that a tragedy that can be avoided does not occur. Life is the most important thing. Photos they show some of the damage the structure suffered with the 1.7.2020 earthquake, “he added.
Given the concern of his followers, Diaz’s sister, also tennis player Melanie, wrote on Twitter clarified that it is not the current residence of athletes.
“It is a property that Adri bought (a house that was already under construction). Where we live today everything is fine, thank God! Thank you for worrying!”
Adriana, number 21 on the ITTF world rankings, will return to the court in February for the Pan American Table Tennis Cup at the Mario “Quijote” Morales de Guaynabo Coliseum.
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