The death toll from a building collapse in the South African city of Johannesburg has risen to nine, as the city says it plans to demolish the structure because it was erected illegally.
Six people were killed and several others injured in the collapse of the first-floor concrete slab of a two-storey building ...
A building collapse in Johannesburg resulted in nine deaths. The structure was reportedly erected illegally without proper ...
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero says the building in Ormonde, where nine people have reportedly died after it collapsed, is a result of the building not being structurally sound.
The Ormonde building collapse death toll has risen to nine, according to EMS spokesperson Xolile Khumalo. “Rescue teams are currently engaged in the extraction process [for the ninth body],” Khumalo ...
Parts of the second-floor deck of the structure caved in on Monday, trapping construction workers beneath the rubble.
City officials plan to demolish the remaining structure while investigations continue into possible bylaw violations and the ...
The partial building collapse at the Mitchel Housing complex has raised questions about the building's aging structure and what’s next for Bronx residents. "They were lucky that the shaft was not in ...
Three workers were injured at a construction site when a roof partially collapsed on Friday, Nov. 14. The workers were securing the trusses when a wall bowed, and the workers fell 16 feet. All three ...
The company behind the collapsed Joburg building that killed nine people on Monday was not registered with the national construction regulatory body, and municipal officials cannot find its owners.
The death toll following a building collapse in Ormonde, south of Johannesburg, has risen to nine. Search-and-rescue teams ...
The City of Johannesburg says there were no approved building plans for a two-storey structure that partially collapsed on ...
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