Limited chance for Bangkok skyscraper-trapped people to survive after 72 hours
In Bangkok, rescue teams are frantically searching for 117 people still missing in the rubble of a collapsed 30-story tower. France24 correspondent Jan Camenzind Broomby reports, “Standing just meters from the collapsed skyscraper, people are experiencing the smell of death. For the families and those waiting to see if their loved ones are still alive, the chances are slim, as more than 72 hours have already passed since the collapse.”
In Bangkok, rescue teams are frantically searching for 117 people still missing in the rubble of a collapsed 30-story tower.
France24 correspondent Jan Camenzind Broomby reports, “Standing just meters from the collapsed skyscraper, people are experiencing the smell of death. For the families and those waiting to see if their loved ones are still alive, the chances are slim, as more than 72 hours have already passed since the collapse.”
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