A residential building in Hussein Dey, Algiers, collapsed early Saturday morning, prompting a large-scale response from civil protection services. The incident occurred at approximately 2:50 AM on Rabah Moussaoui Street.
The collapsed structure was an older building consisting of a ground floor and four additional stories. Initial reports indicate that one person sustained injuries as a result of the collapse.
Civil protection teams are currently conducting search and rescue operations at the site, meticulously combing through the rubble. Authorities are taking all necessary precautions to ensure no other individuals are trapped beneath the debris. A significant deployment of resources has been mobilized to expedite the search and rescue efforts.
The response includes two rescue trucks, three ambulances, and specialized teams. The Mountain Rescue and Intervention Group (GRIMP), equipped for navigating difficult terrain, is assisting in the operation. A canine unit with trained search dogs is also on scene, aiding in the location of potential victims.
The focus remains on thoroughly searching the area to account for all residents and ensure the safety of the surrounding community. Further updates will be provided as the situation develops and more information becomes available. DZWatch will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide timely updates.
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