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Part of the plaster ceiling of a four-story supermarket collapsed in Daegu, South Korea, causing injuries and evacuations.
(Central News Agency, Seoul, comprehensive foreign news report on the 10th) South Korean fire officials said today that part of the plaster ceiling of a supermarket in Daegu, South Korea, collapsed, and at least 38 people were slightly injured. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung ordered all-out search and rescue efforts and thorough response measures.
The Associated Press reported that the Daegu Fire Safety Headquarters stated that 66 people were evacuated from the supermarket after receiving a report of a ceiling collapse at 10:16 a.m.
Fire official Yoon Jong-mi said that although the number of injuries may increase, emergency responders on the scene determined that it was unlikely that anyone was seriously injured. A total of 9 people have been sent to hospital for treatment.
Photos from the scene showed emergency workers searching through the rubble after the second floor of the four-story building collapsed. It's unclear why the ceiling collapsed.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's office said he had instructed officials to carry out full rescue operations and ensure a thorough response to the collapse. (Compiled by: Zhang Xiaowen) 1151010
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