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    Four missing after Madrid building partly collapses

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    Posted on October 7, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Four workers are missing after a building under renovation collapsed in Madrid. Search operations are underway using drones and sniffer dogs.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the Building Collapse Incident
    • Search and Rescue Operations
    • Injuries and Casualties
    • Details on the Construction Project

    Four Construction Workers Missing After Partial Building Collapse in Madrid

    Overview of the Building Collapse Incident

    MADRID (Reuters) -At least four construction workers were missing after a building under renovation partly collapsed in central Madrid, authorities said on Tuesday.

    The three men and one woman were reported missing by the construction company in charge, Madrid's Deputy Mayor Inma Sanz told reporters.

    "The upper floors collapsed and fell downwards, therefore we're talking about a very significant amount of rubble that will take a long time to clear - not just hours, but probably several days," Sanz said.

    Search and Rescue Operations

    Police and firefighters were using drones and sniffer dogs to search for the missing inside the building located near the Spanish capital's opera house and the royal palace.

    Injuries and Casualties

    Two people were lightly injured while a third person was taken to hospital with a broken leg, said Beatriz Martin, an emergency services spokesperson.

    The partial collapse of the five-storey building occurred inside, leaving its facade intact, Martin added. 

    Construction worker Mikhail was pumping concrete into the building's lower floors and was outside when the collapse occurred. He said he saw a large cloud of dust and immediately sprinted away.

    "I was the first to run, I didn’t care about anything else. I'll save my life first and, if I can, save others later," he told reporters.

    Details on the Construction Project

    The building was being converted into a hotel by developer Rehbilita, according to information on its website. Rehbilita did not immediately respond to a request for comment.    

    (Reporting by David Latona, Emma Pinedo, Guillermo Marzine and Corina Pons; Writing by Charlie Devereux; Editing by Andrei Khalip and Inti Landauro)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Four construction workers are missing after a building collapse in Madrid.
    • •The building was under renovation to become a hotel.
    • •Search operations involve drones and sniffer dogs.
    • •Two people were lightly injured, one hospitalized with a broken leg.
    • •The building's facade remains intact despite the collapse.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Four missing after Madrid building partly collapses

    1What is a building collapse?

    A building collapse is a structural failure where a building falls down or partially fails, often leading to injuries or fatalities and requiring emergency response.

    2What is a construction project?

    A construction project is an undertaking to build or renovate structures, involving planning, design, and execution phases, often managed by contractors.

    3What is a rescue operation?

    A rescue operation is a coordinated effort to save individuals from dangerous situations, often involving specialized teams and equipment.

    4What are casualties in an incident?

    Casualties refer to individuals who are injured or killed as a result of an incident, such as accidents or disasters.

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