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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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Comment by Starr DiGiacomo on January 23, 2012 at 8:46pm
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http://www.jacksonsun.com/article/20120123/NEWS01/120123012/Buildin...|head
One killed, one taken to hospital after building collapses in Greenfield
1:30 PM, Jan. 23, 2012Workers try to clear rubble of a building that collapsed in Greenfield this morning. / KENNETH CUMMINGS/The Jackson Sun
Emergency workers respond to the collapse of a building on Front Street in downtown Greenfield this morning. / KENNETH CUMMINGS/The Jackson Sun
GREENFIELD — Witnesses who have been on the scene since 10 a.m. say one person was killed after a building collapsed in downtown Greenfield this morning, and emergency workers removed a second injured person from the building.
The injured person was taken to a hospital.
Weakley County emergency communications director Jamison Peevyhouse said about 1:30 p.m. that emergency responders are trying to clear debris to get to the body.
Peevyhouse said three people were in the area of the building when it collapsed.
The building at 108 N. Front St. housed Legend's Little Italy Pizza, according to a City Hall spokeswoman.The restaurant was not open at the time of the collapse, she said.
The Jackson Sun has a reporter and photographer at the scene in Greenfield.Check jacksonsun.com for further updates as more information becomes available.
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Two detained over scaffolding fall as bodies identified
Jan 23, 2012ABU DHABI // Two men have been detained on suspicion of negligence in connection with a fatal construction accident that was caused by improperly secured scaffolding under excessive weight, police said today.
The chief of security and safety and the technician responsible for installing scaffolds from Al Diyar general contracting are being held on suspicion of neglect, police said.
It was not clear whether the men have been formally charged with a crime.
Five men fell from the building next to the Euro Hotel on Muroor Road in the capital on Friday after scaffolding collapsed for the second time in two days. Police said one of the men died.
The scaffolding racks collapsed because they were not secured firmly enough, and they fell on top of one worker who died on the spot, the police investigation has found.
Col Ibrahim Al Zaabi, head of the Alshabiya police station, said excessive weight on the scaffolds and gravity were the reasons for the collapse.
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http://news.peacefmonline.com/social/201201/90427.php
Two Trapped To Death Date: 23-Jan-2012 Two persons died, while four were seriously injured when an uncompleted church building collapsed on a wooden structure in which they were sleeping at Abonko in Tema Newtown.
The bodies of the deceased, Maame Adwoa, six, and Ebo Quansah, 52, have been deposited at the Police Hospital Mortuary, while the injured are receiving medical attention.
Narrating the incident to the Daily Graphic, the Tema Regional Fire Service Public Relations Officer, Mr Timothy Osafo Affum, said the station had a distress call at about 5 a.m. yesterday, alerting them of the disaster.
He said the fire personnel responded immediately but on reaching the scene, they discovered that the incident actually occurred about 4 a.m.
According to Mr Osafo Affum, those who died were still trapped under the wooden structure, while the injured had been sent to hospital for attention.
Mr Affum said the church building, a property of the Gospel Teaching Ministry, might have been weak at the foundation level, leading to its collapse.
He said the area was waterlogged and that stagnant waters might have weakened the foundation of the church, which eventually collapsed onto the wooden structure, killing the two occupants.
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http://www.ktvu.com/news/news/wet-weather-collapses-road-oakland-hi...
Wet weather collapses road in Oakland Hills
OAKLAND, Calif. —
Wet weather caused a remote road in the Oakland Hills to collapse Saturday and caused some residents to lose water and power.
Early Saturday morning, a vacant hillside lot below Wild Currant Road gave way onto Oakwood Drive.
The East Bay Municipal Utility District was working to get to the root of the landslide.
EBMUD workers said Friday night's rain may have caused a water main to break.
Mike Hengelman, an Oakland Hills resident, said he didn't hear the hillside fall, instead he just saw mud onhis steps.
"The hillside just came tumbling down," Hengelman said. "Then I walked out the front door and said, 'Ah, well that's unusual.' There used to be a road there."
PG&E crews were working on cutting away the downed branches and getting the power lines back in service.
"We lost power for a little while but it came back on and they're doing their thing," Hengelman added.
No evacuations were ordered, but some residents were without water Saturday night.
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http://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-allentown-roof-collapse-hurts...
2 hurt in Allentown house balcony collapse
A balcony at 24 S. Leh St., Allentown, apartment house lies in pieces after it collapsed 11:30 p.m. Friday, injuring two people.
A second-floor balcony collapsed from a west Allentown apartment house Friday night, injuring two people.
The collapse was reported 11:30 p.m. at 24 S. Leh St., a block south of W. Hamilton Street, between 22nd and 23rd streets. The two injured people may have been standing on the balcony when it broke away.
At least one of the injured was taken by Cetronia Ambulance to the hospital.
Dispatchers initially radioed that firefighters should be ready for a rescue, but it did not appear anyone was trapped in the rubble when firetrucks arrived.
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http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Local-News/2012/Jan-21/160614-unsa...
Unsafe Moseitebeh building evacuated
BEIRUT: Beirut’s governor ordered the evacuation of a Beirut apartment complex Wednesday, deeming it unsafe. In the final hours before the buildings’ doors were to be locked Friday afternoon, frustrated residents were still packing their belongings. “We’ve been in this apartment since 1993,” said one middle-aged resident of the Moseitebeh trio of buildings that residents say was built in the late 1970s. “We renovated the entire apartment several times ... but cracks keep appearing in the walls.”
The man, who did not want his name published, points to cracks and water damage that he has tried to cover up with painting and strategic decoration. Like most of the building’s residents, he owns his apartment. “We notified the municipality more than seven months ago [about problems in the building] but no one listened,” he said.
His apartment was nearly empty Friday, except for some large furniture, including a display case with family photos and sports trophies.
There are at least 65 apartments in the three 11-story buildings. In a letter Wednesday from Beirut governor Nassif Qaloush to the unnamed owners of the buildings known as the “Jumaa Moseitebeh,” Qaloush said that the complex “threatens the lives of residents and passersby.”
Across the hall, near exposed pipes and crumbling stairs, Fatmeh Fadel said she isn’t going anywhere, even though electricity and water are set to be cut. Her carpets were rolled up and stacked on a couch, a few bags were packed, and she pulled back a curtain to show the fissures in her wall. But “I haven’t found another apartment,” she said. “I can’t afford one ... I’ll stay with my daughter and husband unless they find me another apartment.”
Help for Fadel and others may not arrive soon. All residents who spoke to The Daily Star said neither the government nor political parties have offered any assistance. Bilal Hamad, Beirut’s mayor, told The Daily Star that he understood the Higher Relief Committee was in charge of helping with temporary relocation and financial issues. But residents are unaware of this, nor are they aware of when they will be able to return, and HRC representatives could not be reached for comment.
Occupants aren’t sure who owns the building, but several said the Amal Movement was in control, and the party’s insignia adorns the entrance. A spokesperson for the party dismissed the claim, but said they had an office in the area.
Hamad said that a firm has been contracted to study the building and evaluate the necessary renovations. He said he thinks “the building could be repaired,” but added it would need “a complete, detailed structural repair” before anyone can return.
The closure seems to have been prompted by last weekend’s collapse of an Ashrafieh building that killed 27 people. But Hamad said the issue of safety at the complex “has been hanging for a long time. Since the Ashrafieh building went down, people are thinking about this seriously. I think it [the building] was ignored until this crisis happened.” He added that there will “probably” be future evacuations, not just in Beirut. “I’ve seen tens, hundreds of buildings like this.”
Carrying a closet door on his back to his parent’s house across the street, Nabil Hamdan said his family, brother and sister are moving
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http://www.thenational.ae/news/uae-news/two-die-in-dubai-scaffoldin...
Two die in Dubai scaffolding collapse
Jan 21, 2012
At least four construction workers fell to their deaths and several others were injured in two separate incidents in Dubai and Abu Dhabi this weekend after scaffolding on which the men were working collapsed.
In Dubai, two workers died and nine were injured when the scaffolding on a building under construction in Dubailand collapsed this morning. The injured workers were rushed to Rashid Hospital by helicopter. A large number of ambulances and rescue teams rushed to the scene.
A police officer at the accident site confirmed that two workers had died. “Investigations are going on to find the cause of the accident,” the policeman said. “Two workers are dead and nine injured.”
The accident happened at the seven-storey residential building under construction in Dubailand opposite Dubai Silicon Oasis, on Dubai Al Ain Road, at around 11am today.
Rescue dogs were released on the scene to search for any more bodies that may have been trapped under the debris. Hundreds of workers were at the site when the scaffolding crumbled. They were painting from outside and fixing glass at the time of the incident.
Workers ran out in fear of their lives soon after the collapse. “I thank God for being alive,” said the Indian worker Ashwini Kumar, adding that he held on to a pipe to survive. “The scaffolding collapsed like a pack of cards. I shivered in fear that I would be dead.” He said that 30 to 40 workers were on the scaffolding. “People were screaming and shouting as it fell off. Some people were pulled out of the rubble to take them to the hospital. It’s a frightening scene,” Mr Kumar said, adding that most of the workers at the site were from India and Bangladesh.
A watchman at the site said he heard a big noise. “It’s like a cyclone as everything fell off,” he said. “There was big sound.”
Some of the workers were taken inside the ambulance to receive first aid. Two dead bodies could be seen lying at the site, wrapped in plastic sheets on the stretcher before police removed them. “I saw some workers being taken to the hospital with broken legs and blood all over their bodies,” said another worker.
The site has been sealed as the investigation continues.
In Abu Dhabi, five men fell yesterday from a residential building under construction next to the Euro Hotel on Muroor Road in the Al Falah area. Two of the men, an Indian and a Bengali, died on the spot, witnesses said. The other three were taken to hospital.
Several people who witnessed the accident, which happened around 10.30am on Friday before the prayer, were emotionally shaken by it.
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http://nvonews.com/2012/01/21/two-killed-in-workshop-collapse-in-gu...
Two killed in workshop collapse in Gurgaon
Gurgaon, (IANS) At least two employees of a company were Saturday killed and over 10 people injured when a part of its workshop in IMT Manesar in this satellite town of the national capital collapsed, an official said.
The workshop of Maruti India Ltd’s ancillary company Napino Auto and Electronics Ltd’s building in (industrial model township) IMT Manesar fell when over a dozen employees were inside it.
“There was a huge machine setup which suddenly fell along with the pillars and roof,” investigation officer Surender Singh told IANS.
“The victims were rushed to hospital where two workers were declared dead on arrival. Situation of four workers is stated to be critical.”
Those killed were identified as Bhagirath and Naresh Kumar. Bhagirath hails from Uttar Pradesh’s Faizabad and Naresh from Rajasthan.
Senior officials from the police, fire and labour departments were on the spot.
Napino Auto and Electronics Ltd is situated adjacent to Maruti’s main plant in IMT Manesar. Besides trims and other interior items and sheets of cars, Napino manufactures the parts of Hero Moto Corp which was earlier known as Hero Honda.
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Road collapse on southbound Oregon 43 means long delays again today between Lake Oswego and Portland
Published: Friday, January 20, 2012, 6:54 AM Updated: Friday, January 20, 2012, 7:04 AM
Drivers should expect delays of up to 2 hours or more on Oregon 43 south today between Lake Oswego and Portland.
Transportation authorities closed the right lane at Military Road Thursday night after the road surface collapsed. Damage is substantial, and there is no estimate for how long it will take to make repairs.
Alternate routes are suggested. Check Tripcheck for updates.
The closure will make for a second difficult morning commute for drivers headed into Portland.
On Thursday morning the Oregon Department of Transportation closed Oregon 43 for about 40 minutes to clear a tree that had fallen in the heart of the commute.http://www.oregonlive.com/roadreport/index.ssf/2012/01/expect_long_...
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http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2012/01/20/section-of-18th-street-near-...
Section Of 18th Street Near Union Station Collapses
January 20, 2012 8:53 AM
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - Crews are working to determine whether a collapsed pipeline or something else caused a 20′-x-2′ section of 18th Street to buckle early Friday.
The giant hole just north of Poplar in the northbound lanes created little in the way of traffic problems, although one driver badly scraped the bottom of his car before city police and road crews were able to block it off.
A worker on the scene told KMOX News that the bridge where the damage took place was just fine structurally and there was little chance of further collapse.
However, he says they’re hoping to get below ground and determine exactly what the problem is so they can start repairs as quickly as possible before the freezing rain and sleet in the forecast arrives.
Officials with the Metropolitan Sewer District have been called to the scene and the right lane of northbound 18th Street remains closed to traffic.
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