At least eight people were killed and 18 others injured after a three-story apartment building in Brooklyn collapsed into a neighboring construction site on Wednesday.
After sifting through the debris for nearly 24 hours amid heavy rain, rescue workers announced on Thursday afternoon that they had concluded their search efforts and there were no more victims. The site was turned over to the Police Department and the New York City Department of Buildings, which are investigating the cause of the collapse. #newyork #brooklyn
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