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Tel Aviv Building Under Renovation Collapses; No Injuries Reported

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Tel Aviv Building Under Renovation Collapses; Three Rescued

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A building undergoing renovation collapsed in Tel Aviv on Wednesday morning. Three construction workers were trapped and rescued from the debris. Emergency services responded to the scene, and searches are ongoing to ensure no one else is trapped.

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  • A building undergoing renovation collapsed in Tel Aviv on Wednesday.
  • Three construction workers were trapped and rescued from the collapsed structure.
  • Emergency medical and police forces responded to the scene.
  • The building was under construction and not inhabited.
  • No injuries have been reported following the incident.

A section of a building undergoing renovations collapsed on Nachalat Binyamin Street in Tel Aviv, near Rothschild Boulevard, on Wednesday morning. Three construction workers who were inside the building at the time of the collapse were trapped and subsequently rescued.

Emergency medical teams from Magen David Adom and United Hatzalah, along with police forces, were dispatched to the scene. The initial report of the collapse was received by MDA's 101 hotline at 09:37 AM.

According to the police, the building was under construction and not inhabited. No injuries have been reported at this time. Emergency forces are continuing to search the area to ensure no other individuals are trapped in the debris.

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