At least 60 high-rise buildings in the UK have been tested for safety after the disastrous fire which occurred in Grenfell Tower in West London on June 14.

The fire killed 79 people and revealed the discord between rich and poor in Britain. 600 buildings nationwide had been tested for flammable veneer, which was covered with burned Tower. 60 high-rise buildings that were tested, failed, said the representative of the government of great Britain on Sunday at CNN.

Friday 800 homes were put on evacuation, 5 apartment towers in the London borough of Camden, and the outer cladding is removed. However, the Association of local self-government stated that the inhabitants of other blocks of the towers that have not been tested for fire resistance, does not need to be evacuated.

"If the liner fails the test, it does not necessarily mean moving residents of the tower block. In Camden, the decision to evacuate was based on the concerns of the fire inspectors about the combination of other fire protection violations," according to local councils. London mayor Sadiq Khan said "special set of circumstances" in the estate of Halcott made necessary the evacuation.

Advisor Camden George Gould announced last week that the safety of residents cannot be guaranteed, and those who live in buildings deemed unsafe, "I must go," reads the statement of the Council of Camden.

The residents of these 5 buildings will have to live in another place for 4-6 weeks while the external cladding of these buildings will be removed. They will be moved into temporary housing, which includes hotels and homes of friends and family.
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