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Israel: 'Many missing' in Tel Aviv car park collapse Israel: Rescue bid in Tel Aviv after car park collapses
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A rescue operation is under way in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv after a car park under construction collapsed, with fears of people trapped inside. A rescue operation is under way in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv after a car park under construction collapsed, with fears people are trapped inside.
Nine people have been taken to hospital. Israel's emergency service said another 20 people could be missing, though this is unconfirmed. Eighteen people have been treated for injuries. At least three people are believed to be missing.
Reports say a crane fell on to the three-storey building, bringing it down. Reports say an initial collapse caused a crane to fall, bringing down the rest of the multi-storey building.
The incident happened in Ramat Hahayil, a commercial area in the city's north. The incident happened in Ramat Hahayil, a commercial area in the city's north, home to many high-tech businesses.
Pictures from the scene show clouds of dust rising from a huge crater, with large amounts of debris at the bottom.
Dozens of firefighters, rescue and security services went to the site to search for people believed to be trapped under the rubble.
Israel's Haaretz newspaper quoted a fire service spokesman as saying there were "people buried beneath the sand".