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Cars stuck, workers in limbo 4 days after unstable building in Glen Burnie, Maryland evacuated

Click here for updates on this story    Baltimore (WJZ) -- It's been four days since the Empire Towers office building in Glen Burnie, Maryland was evacuated because it was determined to be structurally unsafe. Workers still don't know when they can go back to get their cars and other personal belongings.Structural engineers said construction work in the parking garage caused ceilings to sag and exposed rebar on Thursday, July 9. Karen Kamosa's mother works in the unstable 10-story office building. Her car is among the dozens stuck in the lower-level parking garage."She's like, 'I will never park in a parking garage again, and whatever building I go in better be one floor. She is shaken up. Everybody in that building is shaken up," Kamosa said. "One minute, we are hearing good things, and the next it's bad...we're tired."Fire officials told CBS News Baltimore that the Empire Towers Building is structurally unsound and there's no immediate timetable for reopening the building or roads around itAnne Arundel County authorities have set up a 150-foot safety perimeter around the building, which is a distance equal to one-and-a-half times the building's height, based on guidance from safety officials. The building's owner and management company will need a structural engineer to further evaluate. County inspectors will then perform routine inspections to oversee the construction.CBS News Baltimore obtained an email from the property's management, which updated tenants on the evaluation of the building, stating, "There appears to be no damage to any vehicles." The email also provided information on where to file an insurance claim. The property manager, listed as "Active Property Management," declined to comment to CBS News Baltimore.If you or someone you know has a car trapped under Empire Towers, contact insurance adjuster Louis Petrucci, with Insurance Claim No. 4723933, at louis_petrucci@cinfin.com or 443-388-0426. "I've talked to quite a few people who work there. Their vehicle is there. They have gotten nothing, so I have been forwarding them information that they need," Kamosa said.A spokesperson for the Anne Arundel County Executive's Office said they will release more information when it becomes available.The employees say a lot of the information they are receiving has been conflicting as they continue to wait."We're chalking this up to a total loss right now," Kamosa said. "If the car comes, great; if we're able to access the building, great. If not, we've got to get a new car."Please note: This story was provided to CNN Wire by an affiliate and does not contain original CNN reporting. This content carries a strict local market embargo. If you share the same market as the contributor of this article, you may not use it on any platform.
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