Son dakika… Malatya’da 5 katlı hasarlı bina çöktü!
Kahramanmaraş’ta 6 Şubat’ta meydana gelen 7.7 ve 7.6 büyüklüğündeki depremlerin vurduğu Malatya’da ağır hasar gördüğü belirlenip boşaltılan Koyunoğlu Mahallesi’ndeki 5 katlı Sezer Apartmanı, bugün öğleden sonra kendiliğinden yıkıldı.
Çevredekilerin ihbarı üzerine bölgeye çok sayıda ekip sevk edildi. Polis ekipleri çevrede güvenlik önlemi alırken, arama kurtarma ekipleri de enkazda, tedbir amaçlı arama kurtarma çalışması başlattı.
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Malatya, Turkey has recently witnessed a catastrophic building collapse that has caused widespread panic and devastation. The collapse of a five-story building in the city has left many people injured and killed some innocent lives.
According to recent reports, the building was damaged during a recent earthquake that rocked the nation, and the structural stability of the building was severely compromised. Despite these issues, the building had continued to be occupied by many people despite being considered unsafe by the authorities.
The collapse occurred in the early hours of the morning, and rescuers immediately sprang into action to try and save as many people from the rubble as possible. Rescue teams from various parts of Turkey rushed to Malatya to lend their expertise to the rescue operation.
It is reported that the building had been used for commercial and residential purposes, with several shops and homes operating from within it. This has made the rescue operation more challenging as the rubble is heavily cluttered, making it harder to locate victims trapped inside.
The authorities have urged people to evacuate the area around the collapsed building, fearing that other adjacent buildings may also be in danger of collapsing due to the damage sustained during the earthquake earlier this year.
The disaster has once again highlighted the issue of poor building safety standards and the dangers of occupying unsafe buildings. Many buildings in Turkey are old and poorly maintained, leading to concerns about the safety of those living inside them.
The government has promised to take swift action to investigate the cause of the collapse and implement measures to ensure that such incidents do not happen again in the future.
In conclusion, the Malatya building collapse is a tragic event that has once again underlined the importance of building safety and adherence to established standards. It is our hope that the authorities act swiftly to prevent the occurrence of similar incidences in the future, and that the families affected by this disaster are given the support they need to rebuild their lives.