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The incident took place in Central Brooklyn, New York. Earthworks were being carried out at the construction site near the collapsed building, but it is not known whether they could have led to the disaster.
A 1930s building collapsed in central Brooklyn. The incident was reported to the services around 4 p.m. local time (10 p.m. in Poland).
In the immediate vicinity of the collapsed building there is a construction site where earthworks were being carried out. It is not known yet whether they could have led to the disaster.
According to the New York Fire Department, four injured people are in critical condition, 12 are in stable condition, and one firefighter suffered minor injuries. It is known that seven children were among the 17 injured - no detailed information about their condition was disclosed.
The services are searching the crash site, trying to find people who may be trapped under the rubble. This applies to both the building's residents and workers from a nearby construction site.
Reuters quotes New York's WABC-TV, which shows that among several people pulled from the rubble more than 2 hours after the building collapsed, there was a pregnant woman.

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