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Building collapse in Brazil kills 10, dozens Injured

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Sao Paulo - SPA

At least 10 people were killed and another 26 were injured in the collapse of a two-storey building in Sao Paulo, Brazil's largest city, a news report said Thursday. The last two victims were pulled from the rubble Thursday, two days after the accident, the news portal G1 said. Most of the injured were construction workers, dpa reported. The collapse of a 400-square-metre concrete slab apparently caused the accident, according to the fire department. The building in the western suburb of Sao Mateo is a former petrol station that was being transformed into a shop for a fashion company. City officials said no permit had been issued for the construction.

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