Dorms for 5,200 enlisted medical students to be demolished due to ‘foundational defects’
Enlisted medical students in Texas are being relocated from their living quarters. The reason for the move is issues with the buildings. A spokesperson for the base mentioned problems that originated during construction.
About 5,200 students are affected by this situation. Some students have already been moved to new accommodations. Further information about the relocation and the issues with the buildings can be found through other sources, such as the base's spokesperson or local news reports.
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