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Dhaka building collapse: 'Woman found alive' in rubble Dhaka building collapse: Woman pulled alive from rubble
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The army in Bangladesh says a woman has been found alive underneath the remains of a building that collapsed in a suburb of Dhaka 17 days ago. A woman has been pulled alive from the ruins of a building that collapsed in a suburb of Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, 17 days ago.
The woman, named Reshma, was trapped in the basement of the eight-storey Rana Plaza, the Daily Star newspaper said. The head of the fire service earlier said the woman, named Reshma, had been found in the remains of the second floor of the eight-storey Rana Plaza.
She did not have significant injuries and had been given food and water by rescuers, it added. She had no serious injuries and had been talking with rescuers, he added.
Earlier, the army announced that more than 1,000 people were now known to have died in the disaster. The dramatic news came after the army said more than 1,000 people were now known to have died in the disaster.
The death toll is expected to keep climbing, as work crews using heavy machinery have begun removing rubble from the worst-damaged areas.
On Friday afternoon, army officers ordered workers to stop clearing the site when the woman's cries were heard. Within minutes, hundreds of rescuers gathered close to where she was found.
Not long afterwards, rescuers pulled her from the rubble. She has been taken to a military hospital.
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