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Church building collapses on eight workers at Klagon-Lashibi

Church building collapses on eight workers at Klagon-Lashibi
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Parts of the Breaking Yorke Church building at Klagon-Lashibi have reportedly collapsed on eight people who were offloading cement at the site.

According to a resident, two of the injured victims have been rushed to the hospital, while fire officers are at the scene assessing the situation.

Some residents fear that additional victims may be trapped beneath the collapsed structure, raising concerns about the need for urgent rescue operations.

The circumstances leading to the collapse remain unclear, as rescue efforts are needed to determine whether anyone else is trapped beneath the debris.

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