China quarantine hotel collapse kills 4
Rescuers carry out an injured man from the rubble of a quarantine hotel in Fujian, China that collapsed. – EPA pic, March 8, 2020.
AT least four people were killed following the collapse of a hotel used as a coronavirus quarantine facility in eastern China, the Emergency Management Ministry said today. Rescuers have also retrieved 38 survivors from the rubble, with five in critical or serious condition, out of 71 initially trapped, the ministry said.
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