Building collapses after explosion in Santander - Spain

Building collapses after explosion in Santander - Spain

Firefighters work in the collapsed building, on October 26, 2024, in Santander, Cantabria (Spain). One person has died as a result of the collapse of a building due to an explosion that has occurred around 4.00 am in the street La Albericia 24 in Santander and ten have been injured of varying degrees of severity, all of them stable within the different levels of severity. At the moment the causes of the explosion are unknown, although the electricity and gas supply has been cut off in the buildings next to the damaged building because there had been gas leaks and in order to secure the area. Photo by Nacho Cubero / Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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