Judge Resigns After Legalizing Partially Collapsed Makhachkala High-Rise
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- •The high-rise building in Makhachkala partially collapsed despite being legalized by the judge.
- •The structure was originally built without proper authorization, making it illegal before legalization.
- •The judge's powers were officially terminated on April 10, 2026, following the incident.
- •The resignation followed public and official scrutiny of the judge's role in approving the building.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If local authorities implement stricter building inspections and legal reviews then construction safety in Makhachkala could improve, reducing risks to residents and restoring public confidence.
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