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Four-storey building collapses in central São Paulo
A four-storey building collapsed in central São Paulo on the night of November 6.
Edgar Santana was working there for the first time, unloading trucks.
He said he works unloading truck trailers in the Brás area of São Paulo.
He was to be paid 60 reais for each truck unloaded.
The account gives no details about what caused the collapse or whether anyone was injured.
No further information about what happens next was provided.
A four-storey building collapsed in central São Paulo.
The collapse happened at night, according to UOL.
Edgar Santana was working at the building for the first time.
He worked unloading trailers and said he would be paid R$ 60 for each trailer unloaded.
- Who
- Edgar Santana was working at the building.
- What
- A four-storey building collapsed.
- When
- At night, on the day the article was published.
- Where
- The Brás area of central São Paulo.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Building
- Four storeys
- Location
- Brás, central São Paulo
- Worker
- Edgar Santana
- Pay
- R$ 60 per trailer unloaded