The collapse of the Ethiopia 36 Church is killed during the religious festival news

The pilgrims were visiting the Menjar Shenkora Errti Mariam Church to celebrate the annual Virgin Maryam.

The government media reported that the temporary scourges that were held in a church in Ethiopia had collapsed, killing at least 36 people and wounding dozens.

The accident occurred at about 7:45 am (4:45 GMT) on Wednesday in the city of Eretry, in the Amhara area, about 70 km (43 miles) east of the capital, Addis Ababa.

A group of pilgrims was visiting the Menjar Shenkora Errti Mariam Church to celebrate the annual Virgin Mary when the scaffolds collapsed.

“The number of deaths has reached 36 and could increase more,” boycott police chief Ahmed Jabuho said in the government media.

The number of infected people is still unclear, but some reports indicate that they may reach 200.

Atnafu Abate told the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation (EBC) that some people remained under the rubble but did not provide details about the rescue operations.

He added that some of the most harmful harm that was seriously transferred to hospitals in the capital.

Teshale Tilahun, the local official, reached the accident as a “tragic loss for society.”

Common photos on the official Facebook Facebook page showed interlocking columns, with crowds gathering in heavy debris.

Other images appear to appear outside the church, where the scaffolds were built unstable.

Health and safety regulations are not actually present in Ethiopia, the second nation of the nation swollen in Africa, and construction incidents are common.