Summary
In East Java, Indonesia, a school building collapsed, resulting in the death of one student and leaving 38 people missing. Authorities are actively rescuing people trapped under the debris and investigating the incident to ensure construction safety in the future. So far, 11 people have been rescued, and 91 escaped unharmed.
Key Facts
- A school building collapsed in East Java, Indonesia, killing one student.
- 38 people are missing, believed to be trapped under the rubble.
- Indonesia's National Agency for Disaster Management is leading the rescue efforts.
- Eleven people have been rescued from the debris, and 91 escaped without serious harm.
- 77 individuals have been treated for injuries at local hospitals.
- The collapse occurred as the building's fourth floor was being concreted.
- Authorities emphasize the need for strict construction safety standards to prevent future incidents.
- This is the second building collapse in Indonesia in less than a month, following a similar incident in West Java.
