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A seven-story building partially collapsed in the Maltepa district of Istanbul. Rescue services quickly arrived at the scene.
In the Maltepa district of Istanbul, a seven-story building partially collapsed, trapping seven people under the rubble. Milliyet newspaper reports this.
“At about 05:40, three floors of a seven-story building collapsed on Dogu Street in the Maltepa district. Fire, health and police teams were dispatched to the scene,” said provincial governor Davut Gul.
Six people were rescued from the rubble, and the search for six more people continues.
The cause of the building collapse is still unknown; specialists will conduct an examination to determine it.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The cause of the collapse will be determined after an examination by specialists.
Very likely · Within weeks
Search operations will continue until all people are found under the rubble or their absence is confirmed.
Very likely · Within days

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