Over 100 Evacuated From Polish Hotel After Wall Collapses
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Over two hundred hotel guests, including camp participants and chaperones, were evacuated from a hotel on Kanarkowa Street in Olsztyn due to damage to an exterior wall during construction. No one was injured in the incident. "The building inspector decided to completely close the facility," Junior Brigadier Jakub Kowalski of the Olsztyn Fire Department told TVP.Info.
Over 200 people, including nearly 150 summer camp participants and their chaperones, were evacuated from the Manor Hotel on Kanarkowa Street in Olsztyn. During construction work on the building, one of its exterior walls was damaged.
235 people were evacuated from the Manor Hotel in Olsztyn after an exterior wall was damaged during construction. Construction officials banned the entire facility.
A dangerous situation occurred on Saturday afternoon at a hotel on Kanarkowa Street in Olsztyn, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. A wall collapsed while guests were staying. Among those forced to evacuate were children attending summer camp.
Nearly a Hundred People Were Evacuated From the Hotel in Olsztyn. The Wall of the Building Collapsed
Olsztyn. Nearly a hundred people were evacuated from the hotel on Kurkowa Street in Olsztyn in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship after a fragment of the wall collapsed. As RMF FM reporter Stanisław Pawłowski found out, thirty participants of the colony and three caregivers are among those evacuated. Fortunately, there are no people injured.
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