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In Pakistan detained the owner of a school, the collapse of the roof of which led to casualties, writes sb.by. As reported by TASS with reference to the TV channel Geo ...

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Pakistani school owner arrested after roof collapse leads to victim n

In Pakistan detained the owner of a school, the collapse of the roof of which led to casualties, writes sb.by.

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According to TASS with reference to the TV channel Geo TV, among the dead are 34 students of the school and a teacher. The rescue operation took about five hours. Most of the dead were under the age of 13. 45 people were injured.

Earlier, ARY News reported that errors in the construction of the building led to the tragedy. The owner of the school has been arrested. He explains what happened with the rainy weather.

Death toll from school roof collapse in Pakistan rises to 35

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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