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1 feared dead, 2 injured in apartment block collapse in Siberia 1 feared dead, 3 injured in apartment block collapse in Siberia
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The ceiling has collapsed in one of the entrance halls of a five-story apartment block in Mezhdurechensk, a city in Kemerovo Oblast, Russia. One of the entrance halls has collapsed in a five-story apartment block in Mezhdurechensk, a city in Kemerovo Oblast, Russia.
It is feared that at least one person has died and three have been injured in the collapse, RIA quoted a source in the Emergency Situations Ministry as saying.
“Four people have been affected, one of them died. Those who are injured are in a moderate condition,” the source told RIA.
It is feared that at least one person has died in the collapse, RIA quoted a source in the Emergency Situations Ministry as saying. At least one person is thought to be trapped under the rubble of the building, a spokesperson for the rescue team told RIA.
“Three people have been affected by the collapse,” the source told RIA. At least 175 rescuers, using 39 units of equipment, are removing debris from the collapsed structure.
Local rescue teams and medics have been dispatched to the scene. The cause of the collapse is currently under investigation. The building's residents have been evacuated.
Medics have been dispatched to the scene. The cause of the collapse is currently under investigation.
TASS cites as one possible reason for the collapse as being construction work in a shop on the ground floor of the building, during which the builders possibly pulled down a load-bearing wall.
The workers have been detained, TASS reports, and a criminal investigation has been launched into alleged violations of safety rules during the construction. 
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