At least six stories collapsed on one side of the building.
DAVENPORT, Iowa --Multiple people are unaccounted for, and at least seven people were rescued after at least six stories collapsed on one side of the building. It was not immediately known if there were any injuries or deaths, or if anyone is trapped.
"When we started to go back in the lights went out," he told the newspaper. "All of a sudden everybody started running out saying the building collapsed. I'm glad we came down when we did.""This is horrible," he said. "We don't have anywhere to go. Nothing to eat." "He was on call and got called in for a building explosion downtown. We had no idea it was our building," she said. "It sounds bad, but we have been calling the city and giving complaints since December. Our bathroom caved in December."
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