School collapse in Indonesia leaves one dead student, 38 missing news

The National Agency for National Disaster Management says that 77 victims were transferred to treatment hospitals.

The authorities said that the student was killed and dozens of missing persons after the collapse of an Islamic internal school in Java Province, Indonesia.

The National Agency in Indonesia said on Tuesday that rescuers are looking for 38 people believed to be trapped under the rubble after the building collapsed.

Disaster Management Agency said eleven people were rescued from the rubble, and 91 others managed to escape.

Seventy -seven victims were transferred to many hospitals in the region to treat their injuries, according to the agency.

“The efforts made to evaluate the site, monitor the remaining construction structure, and prepare evacuation methods for victims are the main axis of the teams on the ground.”

The agency added that the accident drew attention to the need for “strict implementation of construction safety standards.”

She said: “The public and the directors of the multilateral buildings are urged to ensure technical supervision during construction to prevent similar events in the future.”

The National Research and Rescue Agency in Indonesia, a separate body, stated that “temporary data” indicates that 100 students had collapsed, all of them except for one who was alive.

Al -Khuzini’s Internal Islamic School, in Sidwaro, east of Java, collapsed at about 3 pm on Monday while students were gathering to pray in the afternoon.

The authorities say that the columns of the school institution launched the road, as the crews were superior to the fourth floor of the building, where they were besieged dozens of people under the debris.

The accident is the collapse of the second building in Indonesia in less than a month.

At least three people were killed and dozens were wounded when the community hall hosting the Quran Hall collapsed in the Bougor region of West Java on September 3, according to officials.