4 floors of building collapse, no one hurt | Inquirer News

4 floors of building collapse, no one hurt

/ 04:12 PM August 05, 2019

4 floors of building collapse, no one hurt

Photo by DALE ISRAEL

CEBU CITY—At least 42 workers of a business process outsourcing firm cheated death after a portion of a four-story building in this city collapsed at dawn on Monday (Aug 5).

The damaged Juanita Bldg is located beside a construction site.

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In separate reports, the Cebu City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office and the Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) said no one was hurt.

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Maj. Eduard Sanchez, CCPO station 2 commander, said security guards of Juanita called up to report the incident around 2 a.m.

No one was around when the entire four floors collapsed.

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Its neighboring and adjacent office is a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) center with 42 employees. Police said all 42 employees were able to safely evacuate.

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The Juanita Bldg also houses a Philippine National Bank branch, a Nephrology Center, a travel agency, among others.

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Police had cordoned off the entire building to prevent people from entering its premises. All offices in the entire building were closed.

Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella had issued a Cease and Desist Order on the construction work beside Juanita./TSB

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