A swimming pool collapsed and flooded the parking lot of a luxury building in the city of Vila Velha in Brazil. Security cameras captured the moment a building’s swimming pool collapsed and fell into the parking lot, where a vehicle was located. It should be mentioned before the incident a light rain fall was observed, which was exactly at 9:56 p.m. when the bottom of the pool came off, causing the flooding of water in the area of the vehicles. Local media reported that the pool collapse occurred in the Parador building in the Praia de Itaparica neighborhood in the town of Vila Velha. And is that according to an analysis of the team of the Regional Council of Engineering and Agronomy of Espíritu Santo indicated that the steel that prevents the bottom of the pool from sinking was not fixed, they also pointed out that there was no space between the bottom of the pool and the beam. You may be interested: Central Americans affected by climate change will be supported by the United States (with information from Excelsior)