German hotel collapses, rescuers call situation 'emotional'

Bangkok Post Group
Bangkok Post Group
  • 20 days ago
A hotel in Germany's picturesque Moselle wine valley collapsed overnight, killing at least two people, local police said on Wednesday (August 7), as rescuers worked urgently to pluck the three remaining trapped guests from the rubble. One woman's body was recovered but emergency responders have not yet been able to reach the body of a second victim, a male, rescue operation chief Joerg Teusch told reporters. - REUTERS

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