About nearly injured, several of them fear that they were killed and a large number of Indonesian school fall

The rescuers run in oxygen and water for students who are trapped in unstable religions of the college of the Donesia, as they work very well to survivors on Tuesday for more than 12 hours.

At least one student was killed, a large number of 65 were concerned about being buried in the dirt. Rescuers say the number of death will increase.

Planning staff, police and soldiers in Gaya all night release eight hours of injuries over eight hours after the fall of Al Khozimy Town Town in Adon.

Another male student was killed and 99 other students were taken to injured hospitals, some of them in critical condition, officials said.

Student families collected in hospitals or near a broken structure, waiting for their children’s stories. Relatives are arrested as they watch their rescuers draw a dusty student, injured in a burial hall.

The notice board on the Commandal Post appointed on the Boarding School Complex filed listed 65 people as they were away from Tuesday morning. Pupils especially in the seven to 11 grades, between 12 and 17 years.

‘Please find my child,’ urged a parent

“My son is still buried. Oh my God, please help!” Mother wept by seeing her baby’s name on the board, followed by the crying for some parents suffering the same.

“Please, sir, please find my baby immediately,” my father cried, holding a hand in one of the rescue team members.

Slabs are growing concrete and other waste and unable of distracting constraints to search and rescue efforts, says Nanang Sigit, a rescue officer leading an effort. The heavy equipment was found but not used because of anxiety that could cause continuous fall.

“We have been working oxygen and water for those who are trapped under rubbish and keep them alive while working hard to get them away,” Sigit said.

He also added the Defers to see several bodies scattered under the debris, but focus on salvation. Fion excellent are involved in an effort.

Students have been making afternoon prayers on the building that made an unauthorized increase in the broke out, said police spokesman Jules Abraham.

Citizens, teachers and managers assist injured students, many head injuries and broken bones. Women students prayed in another part of the building and were able to escape, the survivors said.

The authorities investigated the cause of fall. Abost said the old prayer hall was filled with two stores but two additional levels could be heard without permission.

“The foundation of the old building apparently could not support the concrete cookie and fell during the process of pouring,” Ageda said.