At least 91 students remain buried in rubble 2 days after school collapse in Indonesia
Rescuers continue searching amid fears 59 students remain trapped after unauthorized building expansion caused structural failure at the Islamic boarding school, with at least six confirmed dead.
- At least 91 students remain unaccounted for after a school collapse in East Java, Indonesia, with three confirmed dead and about 100 injured, according to the National Disaster Mitigation Agency.
- Rescue workers, totaling over 300, are searching for survivors amid concerns over unstable debris, as stated by Mohammad Syafii, head of Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency.
- Investigations indicate that lax building standards contributed to the collapse, and local authorities confirmed that unauthorized expansions were being made to the school structure.
- Eyewitness accounts reveal that many injured students suffered head injuries and broken bones.
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103 people survived the disaster in the Indonesian province of East Java. The identification of the rescued victims is difficult.
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Jornal ExpressoThe number of deaths due to the disappearance of an Islamic school in Indonesia rose to 14. Weighted machines were mobilized to find more victims under the shoulders.
The result of the collapse of a school early in the week in Indonesia has risen to 14 dead, while heavy mechanisms will be used to search for other victims in the rubble. Rescue workers pick up nine bodies on Friday night to 14, according to the Director of the National Disaster Management Agency Suhariantto in front of journalists. Suharianto explained, according to information transmitted by Compass TV, "We continue to search for 49 persons st…
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