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Casualties feared as floor collapses in Indonesia Stock Exchange (PHOTO, VIDEO) Dozens reported injured as floor collapses in Indonesia Stock Exchange (PHOTO, VIDEO)
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A structure inside the Indonesian stock exchange building in central Jakarta has collapsed, reportedly leaving several people trapped under debris. The floor of the Jakarta stock exchange building in central Jakarta collapsed on Monday afternoon. The incident may have left multiple people injured.
Pictures circulating on social media show people, purportedly injured in the incident, lying on the floor. Other photos show debris inside of the Jakarta stock exchange building.Pictures circulating on social media show people, purportedly injured in the incident, lying on the floor. Other photos show debris inside of the Jakarta stock exchange building.
It is not yet clear what structure of the complex collapsed. Metro TV reports that it could have been a balcony roof, while an ABC correspondent says the ceiling of the lobby apparently fell onto a crowded reception area.
It is not yet clear what structure of the complex collapsed. Metro TV reports that it could have been a balcony roof, while an ABC correspondent says the ceiling of the lobby apparently fell onto a crowded reception area. People “heard loud thud and building shook,” the correspondent reported from the scene.
Dozens were injured when the second floor of the stock exchange building collapsed, according to Reuters, citing a witness.Dozens were injured when the second floor of the stock exchange building collapsed, according to Reuters, citing a witness.
"The second floor of the building has collapsed," said Vindy, a personal assistant to the exchange's President Director Tito Sulistio, who was in the building at the time."The second floor of the building has collapsed," said Vindy, a personal assistant to the exchange's President Director Tito Sulistio, who was in the building at the time.
Casualties are feared following the collapse of stock exchange building structures, according to media reports. People “heard loud thud and building shook,” an ABC correspondent reported from the scene. Police say the incident was not caused by a bomb. In May of last year, suicide bombings at a bus station left two people dead. Four civilians and four attackers were killed in multiple suicide bombings claimed by Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) in central Jakarta in January 2016.