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St Petersburg building collapses

A five-storey residential building undergoing major repairs collapsed today in St Petersburg, sending debris into the street. No one was hurt.

Tue, 20 Aug, 2002 - 22:16

A five-storey residential building undergoing major repairs collapsed today in St Petersburg, sending debris into the street. No one was hurt.

The top three floors of the 19th-century building on the city’s Vasilyevsky Island collapsed.

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Courts Heathrow Place: St Petersburg Place: Vasilyevsky Island Place: western Siberian Place: Tomsk Person: deputy governor Organisation: St Petersburg Organisation: Interfax Organisation: ITAR-Tass

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