Hotel Collapse in Kröv: One Dead, Rescue Efforts Ongoing
Moselle, Germany – A collapse at a hotel in Kröv on the Moselle river left one person dead and several injured on Tuesday evening. Emergency services are still working to recover the bodies of those still trapped under the rubble.
The collapse occurred at a multi-story timber-framed building around 11 PM. Initial reports suggest the cause of the collapse is unknown. Rescue workers are facing significant challenges due to the unstable condition of the building.
Rescue and Recovery Efforts
Emergency services rescued six individuals from the collapsed building, including a family with a two-year-old child. The last injured person was rescued on Wednesday evening. One person remains trapped under the debris and is feared dead.
Investigation and Cause of Collapse
The cause of the collapse is under investigation. Authorities are looking into the possibility of third-party negligence. Experts will be called in to determine the exact cause of the disaster.
Impact on the Community
The collapse closed several streets in the area and forced 31 residents from nearby buildings to evacuate. The holiday resort on the Moselle is a popular tourist destination, and the incident has caused concern and distress in the community.
Current Situation
Rescue efforts are ongoing as of Wednesday evening. The building is expected to be demolished to safely recover the remaining victim. Authorities are providing support to the victims and their families.