Collapsing Buildings and Roadways
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Building Collapse in Manchester, UK
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 Starr DiGiacomo on February 18, 2012 at 3:41am
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http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/Canterbury+ceiling+collapse+promp...
Canterbury ceiling collapse prompts inspections of all City of Ottawa buildings
The Ottawa Citizen
OTTAWA — Municipal officials are inspecting all city-owned buildings after a ceiling collapsed on some square-dancing seniors at the Canterbury Community Centre in southeast Ottawa Wednesday night.
Three seniors in their 70s were taken to hospital with cuts and bruises when a piece of wood stuck in between two beams of the concrete ceiling fell to the floor of Hall B just before 8 p.m.
The piece of wood is called a baffle and was a popular carpentry tool when it was installed in 1965, said Peter Hume, the councillor for the area. Inspectors will now be removing similar configurations from other city buildings, he said.
“We have a lot of buildings that are in that age group and so we’re going through all of them and if we see any of this type of construction we’re going to take it out,” he said.
The building was fine the last time inspectors checked on the Canterbury Community Centre in 2003, he said. Facilities such as that one are supposed to be inspected every 10 years, meaning it was next due to be looked at before the end of 2013.
Officials looked at the baffles but they didn’t x-ray them the way they might do for some other buildings, he said.
The city is currently conducting an investigation into what caused the collapse, wrote Jocelyne Turner, spokeswoman for the City of Ottawa, in an email. They’ve also called in an outside building engineer to help make sure the building is safe.
“This is an unfortunate and isolated incident,” she wrote.
There is nothing structurally wrong with the building, she wrote.
Hall B is closed to community groups who had previously booked it for use over the next few days but the rest of the facility remains open, she wrote. The city is working with those groups that have been displaced to find them new space for their activities.
There were about 30 people dancing in the room when the incident took place.
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River road on west bank shut down after conveyer runway collapses in Ama
AMA, La. - A conveyer runway at the ADM Grain facility collapsed over the levee near the Mississippi River around 1 p.m. Friday forcing the closure in both directions of River Road on the west bank (Hwy. 18) in the 11000 block.
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office said residents should prepare for an extended road closure in that area. Currently there is no set time estimate for reopening. Law enforcement personnel are stationed at Barton Avenue in Luling and South Kenner Road in Waggaman to facilitate detours via Highway 90. Plans have been made to ensure emergency vehicles can pass through the closure area.
The St. Charles Parish Emergency Operations Center said even though runway did not collapse on the road, it was closed over concerns about structural instability.
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http://www.naharnet.com/stories/en/30408-building-evacuated-in-sido...
Building Evacuated in Sidon after Parts of it Collapse
Civil Defense teams evacuated on Friday a building in the Sidon district in southern Lebanon.
The building, Jana Omari, was evacuated after some parts of it collapsed, reported MTV.
Voice of Lebanon radio also spoke of cracks emerging in the building’s walls.
On January 15, 27 people were killed and 12 wounded when a building collapsed in the Ashrafiyeh district in Beirut.
The collapse had raised fears of similar accidents taking place throughout Lebanon because several buildings were constructed without the necessary safety measures and with the government’s negligence of this issue.
Furthermore, several of them were constructed illegally during the country’s civil war.
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http://www.indianexpress.com/news/1-killed-2-hurt-in-building-colla...
1 killed, 2 hurt in building collapse
One person died and two were injured when part of a wall of an under construction building in Parel collapsed on them. While Mohhammad Mustaf Shaikh, 27, was declared dead on arrival at KEM Hospital, Mohhammad Mujamal Shaikh (27 years) and Mohhammad Jasmit Shaikh (23 years) have been admitted to KEM for treatment.
The mishap occurred around 5 pm inAmbedkar Colony. “There is an under-construction building in Ambedkar Colony, near Manohar Decorators’. A part of a compound wall gave way and collapsed on the construction workers who got trapped in the debris," said a civic official. It took the fire brigade over two hours to rescue the injured from the debris, said a fire officer.
“In case there is faulty construction work, it will be investigated by the BMC’s building construction department. Also in case the safety measures are not abided by, thecivic administration can give the developer notice for the same.”
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Another Crane Collapse in NYC
http://www.christianpost.com/news/world-trade-center-crane-collapse...
World Trade Center Crane Collapses; Accident Halts Construction (PHOTOS)
February 16, 2012|10:21 am
(Photo: The Christian Post/ Scott Liu)A crane cabling snapped causing a serious accident at the World Trade Center construction site at about 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012. No casualties were immediately reported.
The cord attached to a crane hoisting a pile of steel beams hundreds of feet into the air snapped during construction at the World Trade Center site Thursday, causing about a hundred workers to scramble to safety. No one appeared to be seriously hurt.
What looked to be steel high-beams fell at about 9:56 a.m. at the WTC site in downtown Manhattan. The steel high-beams, attached to a crane perched on top of a new building under construction at the site, plummeted to the ground when the crane cable snapped. The accident occurred near Cortlandt Street, near the site of the 9/11 memorial.
Fire trucks, emergency response vehicles and several police cars arrived on the scene within minutes, and the site of the crane collapse was soon roped off. The construction site was shut down for further investigation near Building 4.
People working near the World Trade Center site on Cortlandt Street and Broadway heard a tremendous "boom" as the steel-beams fell through the air and landed on a flatbed truck.
Police sources revealed that one worker was injured after the steel fell an estimated 40 stories before crashing to the ground. However, the worker did not want to receive medical treatment, according to the New York Daily News.
Although the accident seemed to shake up workers, it was contained within the construction area.
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http://www.dentonrc.com/sharedcontent/dws/drc/localnews/stories/021...
Man injured in tower collapse
03:01 PM CST on Tuesday, February 14, 2012
A worker escaped death Tuesday when a communications tower he was climbing toppled, sending him and the tower to the ground.
The accident happened at a gas well site just off Florence Road near Ponder, said Denton County Sheriff’s Capt. Mike Caley. About 11 a.m. Castro Compression Company workers were erecting the 40-foot tower, used for communications between well sites, when the 21-year-old employee began climbing it.
“He was about 30 feet up, and he apparently didn’t realize they were working on it at the base,” Caley said. “It began falling over, and he went down with it.”
The sheriff’s captain said the ground was soft from recent rains, which lessened the impact when the worker hit the ground and the tower hit him. He suffered chest injuries and was taken to an area hospital by Ponder Fire Department paramedics. The injuries were not believed to be life-threatening, Caley said.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Two-women-killed-as-old-building...
Two women killed as old building collapses in Pataudi
GURGAON: Two sisters were killed in a building collapse in Pataudi on Tuesday afternoon.. One of them was married and mother of four children while the other was an 18-year-old unmarried girl.
Police said the building must have collapsed because it was too old. According to the police, the incident took place in Ward No. 11 on Monday afternoon. In this ward one Saddik was living in his old house with his and his extended family and had constructed an extra room on the first floor.
On Tuesday when the building collapsed, Saddik and his brother-in-law Shaukeen were out of town and Saddik's wife Shabnam and her sister Ayesha were at home. The children, Mujefir, Tofik, Sahil and Vahida, were in school. In the afternoon, the house collapsed suddenly and Shabnam and his sister Ayesha were buried under the debris.
The women's bodies were extricated from the rubble with the help of a JCB machine. Neighbours said said that the house was very old and could not bear the weight of the extra room built on the first floor. Meanwhile, relatives and friends who had gone to collect the bodies objected to a postmortem.
However, Hamid Akhtar, DCP (West), and SDM Vatsal Vashistha who were there convinced them and made them agree to the postmortem of the bodies. Police did not register an FIR because no one had lodged any complaint.
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http://ilovechile.cl/2012/02/14/80-chilean-tourists-stranded-machu-...
80 Chilean tourists stranded near Machu Picchu
Due to a collapsed road, the tourists are stranded high in the Andes Mountains. Photo: Matt Niner
AGUAS CALIENTES, PERU - Due to a collapse of a street section near the archeological area, about 80 Chileans remain stranded near Machu Picchu, between Santa María and Santa Teresa, the province of La Convención in Cusco, near Machu Picchu. They have been unable to leave do to heavy rain and dangerous conditions.
One of the person trapped is Milenka Cubillos, who communicated through Twitter about the conditions the tourists are currently in. Many of them walked to Aguas Calientes, while around ten stayed waiting for the authorities to take them away.
“The majority of the Chileans went to Aguas Calientes, some of us we are staying here (at Hidroeléctrica) because the rain is too heavy! We need a solution…” she posted on the social network.
The chancellorship has already contacted the Chilean consul in Tacna and Lima, which started to achieve information about the isolated tourists.
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http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/02/13/rain-wreaks-havoc-in-lagos-one-...
Rain Wreaks Havoc In Lagos, One Killed
Published on February 13, 2012 by pmnews · 25 Comments
An early morning rain today wreaked havoc in parts of Lagos. The rain which destroyed about 20 buildings at Sabo, Yaba area of Lagos State, Southwest Nigeria, also led to the collapse of some masts.
•A Toyota Camry car damaged by a large signpost during the storm at Obalende, Lagos this morning.
One of the masts fell on a car and another crushed a victim to death in Obalende. The dead victim was said to be a teacher at St. Gregory’s College, Obalende. The two occupants of the car escaped death.
Areas badly affected in the mainland include Herbert Macaulay Way, Oyadiran Estate, Sabo, Murtala Muhammed Way and parts of Oyingbo.
About 20 roof-tops were blown off including that of Silverbird Cinemas at Commercial Avenue, Yaba.
A mast reportedly fell on a Toyota car and a tricycle popularly known as ‘ Keke Marwa” was also crushed.
P.M.NEWS learnt that the mast that fell on the road caused a serious traffic gridlock around Herbert Macaulay Way, Murtala Muhammed Way, Sabo and parts of Yaba and Oyingbo.
A billboard fell on the police residential quarters in Adekunle area. A police officer, Supol Raheem Ganiyu told P.M.NEWS that he was already at work when his wife called him this morning and told him that a billboard had fallen on their home.
At the University of Lagos, the roof of Moremi Female Hostel was blown off by the storm that took the students by surprise.
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http://www.thenational.ae/news/uae-news/worker-buried-alive-in-sand...
Worker buried alive in sand collapse in UAQ
UMM AL QUWAIN // A Pakistani man has died after the sandpit in which he was working collapsed around him at an excavation site in Umm Al Quwain.
Three other men who were working at the site were rescued as sand filled the hole. The accident happened on Saturday at 1pm near Emirates Road.
Police received a call about the accident and immediately rushed to the scene with ambulances and rescue crews.
"The accident occurred during the drilling process," said Lt Col Khamis Saleem Buharoon, the director of the police operations department.
"The four workers were returning to the sandpit after installing electric cables when their cluster collapsed and they got buried in the sand. Police are investigating with the company because it had neglected some safety procedures like pouring water on the desert sand to prevent it from moving."
Lt Col Buharoon urged all excavation companies to follow safety procedures and not risk people's lives.
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