DUSHANBE, December 12, 2008, Asia-Plus -- Two Tajiks died in a building collapse in Moscow on Wednesday, Karomat Sharipov, chairman of the Moscow-based public association, Tajik Labor Migrants, told Asia-Plus Thursday afternoon.
According to him, they were identified as the 26-year-old Kamoliddin Ghafurov and the 33-year-old Rustam Boymurodzoda from the settlement of Norak. “Besides, two other our fellow-countrymen, one of them is Karomatullo from the Vahdat district, may be buried in the rubble,” Sharipov said, noting that he does not yet have more information.
The unoccupied six-storey apartment building that had been undergoing reconstruction collapsed on the corner of Starokonyushenny Lane and Old Arbat pedestrian street on Wednesday at around 3 p.m. local time.
Russian emergency officials said yesterday that four bodies had been recovered from the wreckage of the collapsed apartment building. One person was hospitalized with injuries on Wednesday.
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