The fire has not yet been extinguished, making it difficult to search for possible survivors. A total of 32 buildings were evacuated and 163 people received medical assistance.
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A total of nine people remain missing after the collapse of a building in the center of Marseille last night due to an explosion, as reported by the French prosecutor’s office.
The public prosecutor has indicated that at this time the causes of the explosion that caused the collapse are unknown. “The expert has not yet been able to enter the site because of the risk it poses, as the situation has not yet stabilized. There are still very hot areas,” he explained. A neighbor in the area has reported hearing “a big explosion” and seeing it as he approached the area “lots of dust” and “smell” of gas.
The fire has not yet been extinguishedmaking it difficult to search for possible survivors, French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin, previously reported, had moved to the scene of the incident.
The authorities have now evacuated a total of 32 buildings, of which 163 people have received health care.
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Source: EITB
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