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Shopping centre collapse: people buried alive?

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Published 07 November, 2007, 11:25

A shopping centre has collapsed in the Russian city of Novosibirsk, injuring two workers and possibly burying more.

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The centre was undergoing reconstruction when part of the ceiling fell down.

According to rescue services, search dogs have found places where people may be trapped under the debris.

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