Good Morning Britain issues heartbreaking death announcement

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Good Morning Britain issued a devastating announcement as at least two people have been killed and 17 injured after a three-storey building collapsed in Brooklyn, New York. During…

Good Morning Britain issued a devastating announcement as at least two people have been killed and 17 injured after a three-storey building collapsed in Brooklyn, New York. During November 12's show, the daily news bulletin from Sean Fletcher shared the tragic news with viewers. During the report, it was also shared that a pregnant woman was saved from the rubble. News reporter Jonathan Swain said over the shocking footage: "From the rubble of this tragedy in New York, a miracle. A woman believed to be six months pregnant is pulled from the wreckage. She is dazed and covered in debris but safe to her husband's overwhelming relief.

The building collapsed into this construction site in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighbourhood seemingly without warning. The one-story structure next to it was recently torn down. It's unclear how many were inside and looking for them, the mayor says, is proving difficult. This has been an incredibly challenging and fast-moving situation with precarious wreckage to navigate and dangerous voids beneath the surface. I want to ask New Yorkers to please take a moment to pray for those who passed away today and all of those who are mourning their loss.

Rescue dogs helped firefighters scour the site despite concerns of a secondary collapse.

"This will be a prolonged operation. Its cause is under investigation. And once the dust is settled, New Yorkers will ask why a home became a grave."

A post on X added: "At least two people have been killed and 17 injured after a three-storey building collapsed in Brooklyn, New York.

"Firefighters have been digging through the rubble, using pickaxes and power saws to rescue people trapped beneath the wreckage.

"Four people are in critical condition, while emergency crews continue searching amid fears others could still be trapped."

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