Three days after the collapse of a residential building in Görlitz, Saxony, the lifeless body of a 26-year-old Romanian woman, reported missing, was discovered. Police spokesperson Stefan Heiduck confirmed that the victim was found around 2:00 PM among the rubble. Another Romanian woman, aged 25, had been found dead on Wednesday evening, with the help of a search dog. Searches continue for a 48-year-old man, a German and Bulgarian citizen, who is still missing. The building, which contained rental apartments and vacation homes, collapsed on Monday evening, and the causes of the incident remain unclear. The mayor of the city, Octavian Ursu, mentioned that the collapse could be the result of a gas explosion, and a gas leak was discovered a few hours after the incident.
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