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Dozens holiday makers buried under rubbles of collapsed 13-storey building
A thirteen-storey Alexandria building used to house holidaymakers has collapsed leaving numerous people buried under rubble in Egypt on Monday.
The exact number of people trapped beneath the rubble after the building suffered a catastrophic collapse is yet to be identified.
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Rescue teams are currently searching the site for survivors as Municipal officials are yet to provide an official count of casualties.
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