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Brooklyn building collapse kills one and traps multiple people under rubble

Brooklyn building collapse kills one and traps multiple people under rubble
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Brooklyn building collapse kills one and traps multiple people under rubble

Iona Cleave

Daily Telegraph UK·
11 Nov, 2026 11:33 PMQuick Read

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Several people have reportedly been injured after a three-storey building partially collapsed into an open construction site.

An apartment building in Brooklyn has collapsed, killing one and trapping multiple people beneath the rubble.

Several construction workers were injured, fire officials said.

As of 5pm local time, firefighters had pulled two people from the rubble and were searching for further victims.

Their conditions are unknown and it is
unclear how many more are trapped.

The three-storey building near Flatbush Avenue partially collapsed at 4pm into the open construction site next door. The rooms inside the building were left completely exposed.

Footage from the scene showed firefighters trying to clear the large mess of debris and searching for survivors with torches.

“Searches continue. Operation ongoing,” a New York Fire Department spokesman said.

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