The collapse of building collapses in Pakistan kills at least 16 people as rescue operations continue

The death toll from the southern Pakistani residential building rose to 16 days as the 16-day search operations.

Six people were found dead after the building was collapsed on Friday. Rescuers drew 10 more bodies than rubble during the operation on one night.

The government is working in a citizen hospital, 16 bodies, in a statement, which was taken to hospital on several injured.

According to rescue workers, local media and ambulance officials, at least eight survivors are looking for at least eight surviving people who are the least surviving people.

Residents said the building is located on a narrow avenue and trying to make an effort to bring extra heavy equipment. Television images have removed garbage as they still cried and pray for their relatives.

Construction standards are often widely used in Pakistan, the building is very common. Many structures are built with standard materials and security rules are often ignored to reduce costs.

In June 2020, a housing building that killed 22 people in the capital of South Sindh province was collapsed.