A six-story building in Ahvaz, Khuzestan province, Iran, collapsed following structural damage from a recent earthquake. Authorities confirmed there were no casualties, as residents evacuated in time after noticing tremors.
Kurush Sebz Ali, head of the Ahvaz Emergency Situations Institution, stated that nearby buildings were also evacuated for safety, and debris removal will begin within 48 hours. Red Crescent official Vahid Şabani revealed the building had been classified as risky after a 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck the area 10 days ago.