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October 17, 2025, a playground collapsed at Zijiang School in Shaoyang City, Hunan Province, fortunately no casualties were reported. The Zijiang School playground collapse emergency response headquarters announced on Saturday that they have begun an investigation to the cause.
The emergency response headquarters confirmed that the west wall and some playgrounds of the campus of the school collapsed, and the corners of the west side of the Boxue Building (teaching building) were damaged.
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https://www.rt.com/news/366006-plant-collapse-ekaterinburg-russia/
According to the Russian Investigative Committee, floor structures between two operating departments collapsed, killing four people, including three men aged 60, 54 and 30.
“We were sitting at the building in front [of the collapsed plant], heard a roar and saw a cloud of dust. We looked out the window and saw that a roof had collapsed in the nearby building. Some people got out of the windows, others were running around, removing those injured from the building,” an eyewitness told Е1.RU.
According to Russia’s Emergencies Ministry, more than 470 people and 80 units of equipment are currently involved in the removal of the collapsed plant’s sections.
Rescue operations are underway and a criminal investigation into the incident has been launched.
The area of collapse covers nearly 2,000 sq. meters. According to preliminary data, the cause of the incident could be snow accumulated on the roof of the plant after heavy snowfall.
According to preliminary data, there are no people under the rubble of the collapsed roof, Russia’s Emergencies Ministry told Interfax news agency. There were 119 workers in the operating department at the time of the incident, with 101 evacuated, another 14 taken to hospitals, and four dead. “Four people are in a serious condition,” Russia’s Emergencies Ministry said.
The Kalinin Machine-Building Plant is a large industrial factory, now part of Almaz-Antey, the giant Russian arms producer. Founded in 1866 in St. Petersburg by a decree of Russian Emperor Alexander II as an artillery workshop, it grew to become a factory of field, and later of anti-aircraft, artillery. Now, it produces both military and civil equipment.
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TOKYO — Parts of a main street collapsed in the heart of a major city in southern Japan on Tuesday, creating a massive sinkhole and cutting off power, water and gas supplies to parts of the city.
Authorities said no injuries were reported from the pre-sunrise collapse in downtown Fukuoka, which created a sinkhole more than half the size of an Olympic pool in the middle of the business district
The cause of the collapse is under investigation, Fukuoka officials said, but they linked it to ongoing subway construction nearby. A smaller sinkhole occurred in Fukuoka in 2014 at another location of the subway construction.
Fukuoka, a city of more than 1.5 million people, is about 620 miles southwest of Tokyo. The massive cave-in appeared in the city’s bustling Hakata district, a major business and entertainment center, with muddy underground water flowing into the hole.
The incident prompted the evacuation of some residents in nearby buildings. Officials were concerned that further erosion inside the sinkhole could prompt nearby structures to collapse.
“An accident like this is unheard of, one that should not have happened,” Fukuoka Mayor Soichiro Takashima said. “We must prevent secondary accidents, and will do our utmost to restore important infrastructure.”
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A 45-year-old woman died and her daughter sustained injuries when a four-storey residential complex collapsed in north Delhi’s Sadar Bazaar area on Friday evening. Rescue operations were underway till late in the night as more people were feared trapped under the rubble, police said. The incident took place at 4 pm in a congested locality in Azad Market’s Library Road. Eyewitness said the residential complex, which houses several flats and a godown on the ground floor, “fell like a pack of cards”.
http://www.fox32chicago.com/news/local/213284301-story
CHICAGO (SUN TIMES MEDIA WIRE) - No injuries were reported Monday morning when a wall collapsed in a vacant church in Wicker Park.
The collapse of the building’s north wall was reported about 6 a.m. at the vacant church in the 1900 block of West Schiller, according to Chicago Police.
http://www.news18.com/news/india/bengaluru-building-collapse-1-kill...
Bengaluru: One person was killed and at least four others are feared trapped under the rubble after a five-storey under construction building collapsed on Wednesday near Bellandur, officials said.
One body has been recovered so far, officials said, as the rescue operations carried out by the State Disaster Response Force are underway.
"Four persons escaped, four are suspected trapped. One of them was rescued by our rescuers alive," Director General of Police, Fire and Emergency Services, M N Reddi said in a tweet.
Bengaluru Mayor G Padmavati visited the spot and said quality issues in the construction was the main reason for the mishap.
Stating that one entire floor was constructed in an unauthorised manner, she said "strict and merciless action will be taken against the owner, architect and Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike officials involved"
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A two-storied building tipped into the Kaptai Lake near the Rangamati Government Mohila College last evening after heavy rains caused a rise in water level. Firefighters and locals struggle in the mud and water to find trapped residents in the tin-roofed building.
At least four people were killed and several others went missing last evening as a two-storied building toppled over into Kaptai Lake in Reserve Bazar area of the district.
The deceased were identified as Zahidul Islam, 45, his daughter Pinky, 13, her house tutor Umme Habiba, 22, and Saidul, 4, our local correspondent reports quoting Liton Kumar Palit, a physician at Rangamati Sadar Hospital.
The building, located near Rangamati Government Women's College, overturned around 6:00pm, said, Manzurul Mannan, deputy commissioner of Rangamati.
The building might have given way after the water level in the lake rose due to incessant rain and partially inundated it, said Golam Mustafa, assistant director of Fire Service and Civil Defence.
Seven people have been rescued while a child remained missing, Golam Mustafa told this correspondent.
A total of four families lived in the tin-roofed building as tenants, said locals.
Fire service with the help of the army, police and locals were conducting search and rescue operation till filing of this report at 10:00pm.
http://www.ekathimerini.com/212536/article/ekathimerini/news/thessa...
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Long-delayed construction of the Thessaloniki metro came to a halt on the weekend after a building in the Voulgari district receded some 50 centimeters into the ground above a tunnel, local media reported on Tuesday.
According to Makedonia newspaper, metro engineers and local residents noticed that the apartment building on Papadaki Street, which is home to a kindergarten at ground-floor level, had sunk some 50 centimeters and caused a large fissure on the pavement, prompting an immediate stop in all construction in the area.
Responding to the report with an announcement on Tuesday, the company responsible for building the northern port city’s subway system, Attiko Metro SA, neither confirmed nor denied that the building had been affected, saying that the collapse was restricted to the area around the building.
Sources on Tuesday said that the company is carrying out inspections to ensure the stability of other buildings in the vicinity – something that would entail additional costs and time – though this was not confirmed by the official announcement, raising concerns about the integrity of structures above the tunnels.
The situation, the company said in its terse announcement, is being closely monitored “and there is no cause for concern regarding the progress of the project nor the safety of citizens and buildings.”
Building collapses in Rome, evacuated more than 100 people: among the causes water infiltration - ITALY
September 24, 2016
A four-storey building at number 3 of Via della Farnesina, in Rome, is partially collapsed tonight
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A four-storey building at number 3 of Via della Farnesina, in Rome, is partially collapsed last night. There were no neither victims nor injured. The building had been evacuated last night after the Fire Brigade had found evident injuries.
They may have been underground water seepage that they did give up the foundations at the origin of the collapse. And 'one of the hypotheses under consideration of the firefighters who are still carrying out checks. On the spot tonight police, municipal police and civil protection.
According to what has been 'learned, were the 110 people evacuated.
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Rome collapsed building in the center: the former in January, the river Tiber [GALLERY] - ITALY
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There is a precedent, less than a year ago, the collapse of the building took place last night in Rome, in the Movida area of Ponte Milvio . It was January 20 this year when, again in the middle of the night, a luxurious three-storey building collapsed on the river Tiber in Rome (in the upper gallery).
Structural failure affects the seventh, sixth and fifth floor of a building at number 70, near the Teatro Olimpico. Even there there are no deaths or injuries because a condominium, informed of crunches triggers the alarm.
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Traffic chaos after bridge caves in |
| Subrat Mohanty |
Sambalpur, Sept. 10: Traffic on the national highway No. 49, connecting with Mumbai and Calcutta, was disrupted after a bridge over the Bengasua Nullah caved in following heavy downpour today. The nullah is located around 5 kilometres away from the Deogarh district headquarters town. Vehicles remained stranded on either side of road that joined the collapsed bridge. The executive engineer of Deogarh national highway division, Chittaranjan Dash, said: "The bridge was in a good condition. But, after the downpour, a pier of the bridge got displaced due to sudden and heavy flow of water in the nullah, as a result of which the bridge collapsed. The reconstruction of the bridge will take time. We have decided to built a diversion road to facilitate the movement of vehicles on the national highway."
"The work on the diversion road will start shortly and will take at least seven days to complete. The vehicles plying on the National Highway will have to take a detour during this period," said Dash. "We have informed police and district administration about the bridge collapse," Dash said. He also said that the bridge was very old and that was why it had collapsed in the heavy rainfall. The district emergency officer of Deogarh, Basant Kumar Dash, said: "There was heavy rainfall in Deogarh in the past 24 hours. While the average rainfall in the district between 8.30am on Friday and 8.30am on Saturday was 102mm, Deogarh recorded 195.04mm rainfall in total during this time." The disruption of traffic caused severe inconvenience to the commuters. Several people were seen taking alternative routes to reach their destinations. A resident of Deogarh town, Ashok Nanda, said: "The bridge collapse has disrupted one of the busiest roads of the state that connects with Mumbai and Calcutta. Thousands of vehicles ply on the road every day. The concerned authority should complete the construction on the diversion road at the earliest." "I had to go to Keonjhar today. However, when I came to know about the bridge collapse on the national highway, I took an alternative route. I had to travel at least 100 kilometres extra to reach to Keonjhar," said a Sambalpur-based businessman Amit Mohanty. Relocation cry Thousands of villagers armed with lethal weapons, under the banner of Anchalik Surakshya Manch, congregated near the construction site of Kusei bridge on NH-215 in Keonjhar to oppose the construction of the high-level bridge over the river. They are demanding relocation of the bridge. Work at the construction site was disrupted by the protest. Yesterday, the protesters had a clash with police, who lobbed tear gas shells and fired rubber bullets to control the mob. According to reports, the company involved with the construction of the bridge had put up red flags at the site in the morning before work began on Friday. The villagers opposed this. When villagers started removing the red flags, police personnel deployed at the site opposed it, following which the situation went out of control leading to a scuffle between the police and the protesters. Five protestors and two police personnel were injured. Sixteen platoons of police forces were deployed at the site. Keonjhar collector N Thirumala Naik and SP Pandit Rajesh Uttamrao visited the site to take stock of the situation today. Section 144 had to be clamped in the area to prevent any untoward incidents. |
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