Tuesday morning the roof of the Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin Stadium (Stadium Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin) in Terengganu collapsed.
I came back to Kuala Lumpur from Kuala Terengganu on Monday so I cannot go to the stadium and see the collapsed roof by myself.
Anyway I saw lots of photos of the stadium.
It was a disaster.
I think too many cars passed around the stadium so the roof started to shake.
Suddenly the roof started to fell down and with a loud sound of ‘kabushpeshpesh’ the roof collapsed.
Ahmad Ali Karim's Weblog 
itu minor reason saja…the main reason adalah lokasi tapak dengan pantai…design atau opening mesti kena gah dan kuat strukturnya….bila dah ada opening mcm payung, defenately angin trap dlm tu dan bagi load atau beban yang kuat ke atas strukturnya sedangkan strukturnya cuma light strukture….bumbung besi/ zinculume setebal 0.2-0.5mm bukannyer berat sangat jika guna struktur ni (cuba tgk gambar)…sebab utama keruntuhan ni adalah sebab angin dari pantai je…..kalau design struktur nak jugak mcm ni, kenalah buat byk struktur members baru kuat dan supported dari segi gravity, beban angin, bunyi, beban orang, perabot kerusi dan lain2…..pendek kata besar dan gah mcm ne sekali pun, design struktur adalah penting memastikan / menjamin keselamatan dan keutuhan bangunan tu…..sebagai eksperimen, ambik payung dan buka masa angin tengah kuat…mesti struktur besi payung tu tak dapat menampung dan payung tu mesti terbalik ke belakang….sebab beban angin adalah tinggi dari struktur payung tadi….cuba guna payung yang mcm kenvas atau jenis kanopi, ade cable sana sini dan pastilah struktur kuat……hehehe….sekian terimakasih….hehehe…
LikeLike
Dear YM Syed Hafidz,
I think the Terengganu government must be very careful in the future.
LikeLike
Dear Ali,
I guess, another reason why it collapsed is perhaps because it was located near to an airport. The aeroplanes are heavier than the cars and I guess shook the stadium even more 😀 !
LikeLike
Dear Kaman,
Yes, I think you may be right.
LikeLike