The collapse of the Khoziny Islamic school building in East Java has left at least 91 students trapped under the rubble, most of them boys aged between 12 and 18 years. Rescuers, numbering over 300, are working tirelessly to find them, despite the difficulties caused by the unstable structure. So far, three deaths have been confirmed and over a hundred injured. The incident was caused by the unauthorized expansion of the building, which could not support the additional weight.
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Cel puţin 91 de elevi au rămas prinşi sub dărâmături, la două zile după ce o clădire a unei şcoli s-a prăbuşit, în Indonezia
Cel puţin 91 de elevi au rămas prinşi sub dărâmături, la două zile după ce o clădire a unei şcoli s-a prăbuşit, în Indonezia
Cel puţin 91 de elevi au rămas prinşi sub dărâmături, la două zile după ce o clădire a unei şcoli s-a prăbuşit, în Indonezia
Școală prăbușită peste elevi în Indonezia. Cel puțin 91 de persoane au rămas sub dărâmături FOTO/VIDEO
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