Rescue teams are searching for three people after a building collapses in Görlitz, a city in eastern Germany near the Polish border. Multiple outlets report that emergency services are conducting operations at the site to locate those unaccounted for. Police and responders say the collapse may have been triggered by a suspected gas explosion, though the cause is not confirmed.
Reports also indicate that the incident results in injuries, with emergency crews working to treat affected people while search efforts continue for the missing. The situation remains an active response, with authorities assessing what caused the collapse and coordinating recovery and safety measures around the damaged area.
All accounts describe the same core details: the location in Görlitz, the number of people reported missing (three), and the possibility that a gas explosion contributed to the structural failure.
