Summary
Rescuers are working to save children trapped under the rubble of a collapsed school in Indonesia. The collapse happened two days after a major earthquake hit the region, making rescue operations more difficult. So far, five survivors have been saved, and five people have been confirmed dead.
Key Facts
- A school building collapsed on the island of Java in Indonesia.
- Rescuers have saved five survivors and found two bodies, adding to a total of five deaths.
- About 91 people are suspected to be buried under the debris.
- Family members are urging for faster rescue efforts.
- Rescuers are using thermal drones to find survivors and are digging a tunnel to reach them.
- A 6.5-magnitude earthquake tightened the debris, affecting rescue efforts.
- The earthquake occurred 200 km from the school, damaging homes and injuring three people.
- Concerns are rising about building safety standards in Indonesia.
