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Two pulled from rubble after NYC building collapses, search underway for others feared trapped: FDNY

FDNY said a major rescue is underway after the collapse, with at least two people pulled from rubble and four injured, officials said.

  • On Wednesday, a partial building collapse at 2625 Bedford Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn injured four people and left others trapped beneath rubble, prompting the FDNY to launch a major technical rescue operation shortly after 4 p.m.
  • City records show recent construction work occurred at the address, and The New York City Department is investigating whether the work contributed to the structural failure.
  • Aerial footage from NewsCopter revealed large sections of the facade sheared away, completely exposing interior rooms across multiple floors, while rescuers extracted at least two people from the debris.
  • The Office of Emergency Management advised drivers to avoid the intersection of Bedford Avenue and Flatbush Avenue, with officials warning of significant traffic delays and road closures from ongoing emergency operations.
  • Technical rescue operations remain ongoing as emergency crews continue searching the rubble, though authorities have not yet released a final count of those accounted for or determined the collapse's cause.
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Building collapses in New York and leaves a dead One building broke down this Wednesday (11) in the Brooklyn region of New York City, USA. Emergency teams were rushed and work to remove victims from rubble. At least one person died and two others were seriously injured, according to a representative of the Fire Department heard by the CNN International TV network. One person was trapped in the rubble. The building broke down in the Flatbush neig…

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NBC LA broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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