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Search and rescue at site of collapsed New York City apartment building

NPR | By Steve Kastenbaum

Published November 12, 2026 at 5:22 PM EST

First responders are still searching through the rubble of a three story apartment building that collapsed in Brooklyn on Wednesday, looking for any possible survivors.

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