Collapsing Buildings and Roadways
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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Comment by KM on August 19, 2017 at 4:36pm
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4804922/NCP-Nottingham-City...
Vehicles are left hanging in mid-air after wall of multi-storey car park collapsed overnight
- Part of the NCP Nottingham City car park gave way overnight after wall 'fell off'
- Road closures in place at the scene while structural engineers assess damage
- Maureen Black, 74, said: 'If someone had been standing there next to one of the cars it could have been fatal. It's a long way to fall'
A multi-storey car park has collapsed leaving cars and vans dangling perilously over the edge 50 feet above the ground.
Part of the NCP Nottingham City car park gave way overnight with a police spokesman revealing a wall 'fell off' at about 4am.
Road closures are in place at the scene while structural engineers assess the damage.
Maureen Black, 74, told the Nottingham Post: 'If someone had been standing there next to one of the cars it could have been fatal. It's a long way to fall.'
Part of the NCP Nottingham City car park gave way overnight with a police spokesman revealing a wall 'fell off'
Road closures are in place at the scene while structural engineers assess the damage
Roger Black, also 74, said: 'I've never seen anything like it, the whole wall has completely come away, and part of the floor as well.
'It's a good thing it happened in the early hours otherwise it could have been a lot worse.'
Onlooker Dennis Etherson, 68, from London, who was also waiting for a coach in Mount Street, said: 'You just can't work out how it's happened.
'We're all discussing it but none of the suggestions make much sense. It's just strange how much of it has come away. I hope they have a full investigation into this.'
A spokesman for NCP said: 'An incident has occurred during the night at our Nottingham City car park, where a part of the front facia of the building has fallen and is blocking the entrance/exit of the car park.
'No one has been injured and no vehicle has been damaged. The fire service and police are working with NCP and the site remains closed until it is safe to re-open.
A spokesman for NCP said: 'An incident has occurred during the night at our Nottingham City car park, where a part of the front facia of the building has fallen and is blocking the entrance/exit of the car park'
Maureen Black, 74, told the Nottingham Post: 'If someone had been standing there next to one of the cars it could have been fatal. It's a long way to fall'
There were no injuries or vehicles damaged as a result of the incident
The damage from the collapse of the car park is shown with a large chunk of concrete that fell from the wall
Onlooker Dennis Etherson, 68, from London, who was also waiting for a coach in Mount Street, said: 'You just can't work out how it's happened'
'We apologise profusely for any inconvenience this has caused to our customers parked with us, and to customers arriving to park with us today.
'We have staff on site who are communicating and helping any customers who have cars inside the building.
'We have structural engineers on site also and are working with the relevant parties to make sure that the car park will re-open only when it is safe to do so.'
There were no injuries or vehicles damaged as a result of the incident.
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Comment by Starr DiGiacomo on February 19, 2017 at 9:45pm
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https://www.follownews.com/building-collapses-in-bronx-causes-4-tra...
Building collapses in Bronx; causes 4 train delays
Sun, Feb 19, 2017 @ 07:41 via pix11WEST BRONX —A building collapsed near the Bedford Park Boulevard 4 train stop in the Bronx early Sunday, officials said.
Emergency personnel were at the scene of the collapse, New York City Emergency Management Officials said.
The collapse happened around 7 a.m., officials said. It is not yet clear what type of building collapsed or what caused it to happen.
Four trains were running with delays due to the collapse, the MTA tweeted. Service resumed as normal around 11:15 a.m.
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http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-dadar-building-collapse-resul...
Dadar building collapse results in Ola driver’s death
Wed, 15 Feb 2017-07:08pm , DNA
A three-storey building, Tejas in Dadar, Hindu colony collapsed on Wednesday evening around 5.30 pm, leading to the death of one person. The building, which was being demolished by the owner, was located in Hindu Colony's lane 2. The building collapsed on two cars which were passing by. The deceased, who died on the spot, was a driver of an Ola cab.
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http://www.theintell.com/news/local/part-of-warrington-townhouse-de...
Part of Warrington townhouse development collapses Monday; high winds likely to blame, police say
February 13 2017
Jim McClernand was in his kitchen Monday eating lunch with his wife, Kitty, when she suddenly screamed.
Just a few blocks away, in the Warrington Pointe community, two townhomes under construction came crashing down. "She said it came down like a house of cards," he said.
McClernand said he then saw fire officials, police and representatives from homebuilder Pulte Homes converge on the scene to inspect the rubble.
Warrington's Director of Emergency Services Lee Greenberg said there were no reported injuries and the cause of the collapse is under investigation. He said Monday's high winds — which the National Weather Service reported were sustained at 25 mph to 30 mph with gusts reaching as high as 45 mph — were likely responsible.
Warrington police Chief Daniel Friel confirmed there were workers inside one of the adjoining units at the time of the collapse.
"We know there may have been workers at the building earlier in the day but are unsure whether they were there when the building collapsed," said Valerie Dolenga, a spokeswoman for the Pulte Group Inc., in a statement issued Monday evening. She said the site is under a safety watch and will have an engineer on standby for the next few days.
After cleanup and evaluation, the company plans to rebuild. The four townhomes were to be the final addition to the 81-home community, Dolenga said.
She confirmed that a gas line shared by a few units in the neighboring building were shut off as a precaution. The homeowners were advised to stay elsewhere because the building would not be heated, and the company offered to put them up in a hotel.
McClernand said he and his wife saw a few men on the third floor of one of the outer units, which remained standing after the two inner units fell.
"The wind was absolutely incredible," he recalled, adding that he doesn't feel his home is in any danger. "I feel comfortable. It's obvious that the wind blew through there and just took it up. Just like the wind would take an umbrella."
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http://wlos.com/news/local/sheriffs-office-1-fatality-in-henderson-...
Henderson County building collapse leaves worker dead
HENDERSON COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — A worker died in a construction accident between Horse Shoe and Etowah on Friday afternoon, according to the Henderson County Sheriff's Office.
Major Frank Stout says the victim was 45-year-old Steven Jones from Etowah.
The incident happened around 2:15 p.m.
A construction crew was setting trusses in a building off of Highway 64, Stout said in an email, when there was a "domino effect" of the trusses, possibly caused by the wind.
"Workers showed up today to do their job. It's the end of the week, and sadly a tragic event like this does happen. But it will truly effect, not only the family, but the workers for the rest their lives," Stout told News 13.
Officials waited to release the victim's name until next of kin were notified.
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http://edostatenews.online/2017/02/03/7-year-old-pupil-4-others-inj...
7-year old pupil, 4 others injured in school building collapse
7-year Old Pupil, 4 Others Injured In School Building Collapse
– A seven-year old pupil is said to have died in a primary school building that collapsed in Guma local government area of Benue state
– The pupil was killed after the building collapsed during the school's break period
– Four others were also injured from the incident
File photo of a collapsed building
A seven-year old pupil is said to have died in a primary school building that collapsed in Guma local government area of Benue state.
Nyom Godwin, a pupil of Victory international Nusery and Primary School, Daudu was reportedly killed when a section of a block of two classrooms collapsed on Tuesday, February 2.
Four other pupils sustained various degrees of injury from the incident.
It was gathered that the incident occurred at about 11 am when the pupils of the school were on a break.
A head teacher Jeremiah Agba who confirmed the incident said, the pupils were eating when the building collapsed.
Agba said: “The ugly incident happened when the pupils were eating behind the building during break time; unfortunately, we lost a seven-year-old pupil on the spot.”
“Another, Mlankyaa Nguevese had a fracture on one of his legs while three others sustained minor injuries
“The injured pupils are receiving treatment at a hospital while the body of the deceased has been buried at his home town, Tse-Hungwa, Ugondu, Guma LGA of the state,” Agba said.
Also speaking, the special adviser to the Benue state governor on education Matthew Mnyam directed that the part of the school building which was still standing be pulled down.
Mnyam who gave the direction when he visited the school urged staff of the primary school to also ensure that the school is always clean.
Also, the principal of the school Mlankyaa Francis, who thanked the governor’s special adviser said all observations raised, will be corrected with immediate effect.
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http://www.qna.org.qa/en-us/News/17020314010016/Death-Toll-Rises-to...
Death Toll Rises to Seven in China Building Collapse
Friday February 03, 2017
Beijing, February 03 (QNA) - Seven people were confirmed dead, and two other were hospitalized, a day after after an apartment block collapsed near Wenzhou, an industrial city in eastern China, local officials said Friday.
Part of a five-storey apartment building collapsed Thursday in the township of Baizhangji, burying members of two families, according to Xinhua news agency. The cause of the collapse was under investigation, the government said.
By Thursday night, rescuers had freed one survivor from the debris and recovered five bodies. Another woman was found alive Friday morning, according to Xinhua.
Fifty-eight people living nearby were evacuated, according to the report.
More than 400 firefighters, paramilitary officers and medical workers carried out the rescue operation, with the help of cranes and excavators, Xinhua said.
Wenzhou is a major manufacturing hub, attracting migrant workers from across the country.(QNA)
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http://indianexpress.com/article/india/at-least-7-laboureres-dead-a...
At least 7 labourers dead as under-construction building collapses in Kanpur
Relief and rescue is underway with army troops also pressed into the operation. Senior administrative officials have rushed to the spot.
By: PTI | Kanpur | Updated: February 1, 2017 6:51 pm
At least 7 labourers were killed and a dozen others were injured after an under-construction building collapsed on Wednesday in Kanpur’s Jajmau. Kanpur Police DIG Rajesh Modak told PTI that number of dead and injured may rise. The incident took place in KDA (Kanpur Development Authority) colony in the afternoon, when top floors of the seven-storey under-construction building started falling, Modak said.
So far, seven bodies have been recovered and around a dozen injured have been sent to hospital, he said. Home Minister Rajnath Singh also tweeted on the incident, “Spoke to DG NDRF regarding the news of an under construction building collapse in Kanpur. Two teams are rushing to the spot for rescue ops”. “I offer my condolences to those who lost their loved ones in Kanpur building collapse. I pray for the speedy recovery of the injured,” he said in a second tweet.
Relief and rescue is underway with army troops also pressed into the operation. Senior administrative officials have rushed to the spot. According to the DIG, the exact number of dead and injured could be ascertained only after sometime as many more are fear trapped under the rubble.As per locals, the collapsed building belongs to Samajwadi Party leader Mahtab Alam but no official has confirmed this
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https://citifmonline.com/2017/01/31/6-kg-pupils-die-in-classroom-co...
6 KG pupils die in classroom collapse at Breman Gyambra
Tuesday 31st January , 2017 12:40 pm
Six kindergarten pupils of the Breman Gyambra Methodist KG School are reported dead, after their dilapidated classroom block collapsed this [Tuesday] morning.
Three other pupils were reported to be in a critical condition but are responding to treatment. The school is in the Asikuma Odoben-Brakwa District.
According to an eyewitness, there were visible cracks on the classroom building.
The Breman Asikuma District Director of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice, (CHRAJ) Samuel Donkor, who witnessed the incident, spoke to Citi News after visiting the scene.
The building collapsed when a class was in session, killing four of the children on the spot.
The others died when they were being transported to the Breman Asikuma Our Lady of Grace Government Hospital.
The police, ambulance and the fire service were at the scene to aid in rescue attempts. The school has however not been closed down for the day, according to Mr. Donkor.
According to the eyewitness, he spoke to the headmaster of the school, who indicated that they were aware of the dilapidated state of the school building, for which the school’s PTA decided to levy pupils to for repairs.
“He told me that at the last PTA meeting, they had decided to levy the children so that they will use the proceeds to renovate the place.”
Mr. Donkor further hinted that, CHRAJ may help the parents of the deceased and injured pupils to get some compensation from government.
“I left a message with the head teacher that if the parents come, they should tell them to come to the CHRAJ office so we assist them as to how they will get some compensation from the government,” he said.
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http://ommcomnews.com/public/newly-constructed-college-building-col...
Newly Constructed College Building Collapses In Balasore; Many Critical
Balasore
Balasore: At least six persons were critically injured after a portion of the roof of a newly constructed building of Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology (CIPET) caved in here on Sunday.
According to reports, all the five were rescued in critical condition while some others are to be believed to be trapped under the debris.
All the injured persons were admitted to the District Headquarters Hospital (DHH) here for treatment.
The eye-witnesses said the injured are construction workers who were working at the construction site.
Around 30-35 labourers were engaged in the construction activity, an eye-witness stated.
The horrific incident occurred at Balasore Mancheswar area at around 1.30 pm.
Locals who first rushed to the spot and rescued the five persons complained that their repeated calls to fire fighting personnel went unanswered.
The fire tenders and police reached the accident site after two hours, the locals alleged.
Two fire brigade teams, 2 bulldozers, one ODRAF team, NDRF team, a crane and 2 JCB machines engaged in rescue operations.
Poor quality construction is suspected to be the reason behind the collapse.
Meanwhile, the district administration has announced free treatment for the injured who are undergoing treatment at hospital.
Speaking to the media in the evening, Balasore ADM Manmath Pani said: "Search operations by fire brigade personnel, NDRF and ODRAF teams with the help of locals is completed and no one is buried under the concrete rubble."
the local police will lodge a complaint against National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) which is involved in the construction of the building and action will be taken against those who responsible for the mishap," the ADM added.
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