The roof and part of a four-story commercial building collapsed in the central part of the Brazilian metropolis of São Paulo yesterday, Friday, according to the latest update from authorities, who specified that four people were injured.
A fire department spokesperson said that 35 people were inside the building when the partial collapse occurred, adding that all of them were rescued.
The four people who sustained injuries have now been transported to hospitals and are all in stable condition, the source added.
Prédio de 4 andares desaba e deixa feridos no Brás, em SP.
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Earlier, Brazilian media reported that dozens of people had been injured.
About 20 people were initially trapped in a room that did not collapse, according to the state government in São Paulo, which cited initial reports from emergency services.
The building is located in the Bras district, a commercial hub of the metropolis, home to various department stores.
Images broadcast by Brazilian media show that a large portion of the commercial building has collapsed. The facade was not completely destroyed, but a significant portion of the building’s structure has caved in.
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