At least 20 students injured in Beijing university stage collapse
Updated: 2015-11-28 21:26
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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This online photo shows the site of the accident. [Photo from official Weibo account of the Beijing-based Mirror] |
More than 20 students were injured and rushed to hospital on Saturday night after an auditorium's stage collapsed in a prestigious Beijing university, local newspaper the Mirror, a Chinese legal newspaper, reported.
Students were staging a rehearsal in the auditorium at Beihang University.
Ambulances arrived to transport the injured to hospital.
The reason for the accident remains unknown.
This online photo shows medics attending the injured. [Photo from official Weibo account of the Beijing-based Mirror] |
This online photo shows several ambulances arriving outside the building. [Photo from official Weibo account of the Beijing-based Mirror] |
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