TRAGEDY STRIKES AS BUILDING COLLAPSES IN MAJORCA BEACH RESORT
In a devastating incident, a two-storey building has crumbled in Majorca, Spain, leaving at least two people dead and up to 14 injured. The collapse occurred at a popular beach resort, where it is believed that as many as 10 individuals are still trapped under the debris. Emergency services, including police and firefighters, have rushed to the scene to conduct search and rescue operations in hopes of finding survivors. However, with the possibility of more victims being discovered, the death toll may rise in the coming hours.
The building, locally known as the Medusa Beach Club, is a well-known bar situated along the Playa de Palma sea stretch. Eyewitnesses report that the collapse occurred on the bar’s terrace, which was crowded with people at the time. Although emergency services have not yet confirmed the name of the property, they have stated that two individuals have tragically lost their lives, and one person has sustained serious injuries. The exact identities of the victims, whether they were workers or holidaymakers, remain unknown at this time.
While reports suggest that a false ceiling may have been the cause of the collapse, official confirmation is still pending. A spokesperson from the regional emergency response coordination centre has stated that an emergency response has been activated, with firefighters and local police working tirelessly to assist those trapped in the wreckage. The situation remains critical as authorities continue their efforts to locate and rescue any remaining survivors.
This shocking incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers that can lurk in seemingly safe environments. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and their loved ones during this difficult time. Stay tuned for further updates as the investigation unfolds.
