This past Saturday, an entire apartment building in Shanghai collapsed. To be fair, the building was under construction and thus unoccupied, but it’s still a minor miracle that there was only one fatality.
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July 4th, 2009 @9:01 am
This is unreal. Even if there was no one inside the building. There must have been people around in that area.
This is really scary!
July 5th, 2009 @10:24 pm
Very true, one died I believe
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