据纽约市当局称，布鲁克林一座三层楼建筑坍塌到一个开放的建筑工地，造成八人死亡，包括两名儿童，十几人受伤。
消防官员说，消防队员和警察花了近24小时在建筑工地的废墟中进行“危险”的搜救行动。FDNY说，在当局确定没有更多受害者后，救援行动于周四下午结束。
据消防官员称，周三下午，弗拉特布什社区弗拉特布什大道和贝德福德大道交叉口的一栋三层复式住宅坍塌到邻近的挖掘现场，当时工人们正在现场。另一栋三层建筑的墙也被削掉了，露出了公寓。
“这是一个重大的技术回应，”FDNY专员莉莲·邦西格诺在周三的新闻发布会上说。＂大楼和一个建筑工地的多人被困．＂
纽约市长佐兰·马姆达尼（Zohran Mamdani）周四表示，包括两名建筑工人在内的六名成人和两名儿童在大楼倒塌中“毫无意义地失踪”，另有18人受伤，包括四名消防员。他说，其中一名伤者情况危急，而“绝大多数”仍在医院接受治疗的人情况稳定。
“无法用语言来形容如此巨大的损失。我的心与我们失去的家人和亲人在一起，那些受伤的人和今天所有悲伤的人，”马姆达尼周四在一份声明中说。
Bonsignore周四早些时候说，经过一夜的搜索，工作人员努力清除现场的碎片，以帮助搜索工作，并确保没有更多的人被困。
在周四下午的更新中，FDNY表示，它已经“结束了整个现场的救援行动，并确定没有更多的受害者。”
“该网站已移交给建筑部和NYPD，”它说。
六人当场死亡，其中四人在一夜之间被发现，当局周四表示，其中两人在医院过夜死亡。
Bonsignore说，受害者包括7名儿童。据执法部门消息，一名9岁女孩和一名10岁男孩死亡。
“这是一场毁灭性的崩溃，”马姆达尼在周三的新闻发布会上说。
施工现场发出的停工令
早些时候，FDNY表示，几名建筑工人正在被送往医院接受治疗，消防队员正在试图统计工作现场的所有工人。
官员们说，挖掘工作一直在施工现场进行，该建筑已被批准建造一栋三层建筑。官员们说，在那里建造一座九层混合用途建筑的计划尚未获得批准。
根据建筑部（DOB）的说法，随着搜救工作的继续，邻近建筑工地的停工令已经下达。
当局说，倒塌的原因仍在由DOB和执法部门进行调查。
“我们将查明发生了什么，我们将与纽约人分享这一信息，”马姆达尼周四表示。
DOB表示，其检查员周四在现场协助第一反应人员并对附近的建筑进行结构稳定性检查。
今年3月，劳工部表示，在检查人员发现正在进行拆除，而没有为邻近的房产安装足够的架空保护装置后，它对贝德福德大道2625号的建筑工地发出了停工令。
在4月份的后续调查中，DOB表示，它发现拆除工作已经恢复，违反了主动停工令，导致了另一次违反。
根据DOB的说法，在项目团队纠正了所有违规行为后，该命令于5月被取消。
马姆达尼周四表示，有五家实体参与了该建筑工地，并与纽约市大约100个其他工地有关联。
“我们的建筑部门今天开始对这些地点进行清扫，”他说。
离事发地点最近的三栋建筑的腾空令已经到位，这三栋建筑位于马姆达尼说，弗拉特布什大街1323号、1325号和1327号。
“危险而英勇”的回应
据FDNY报道，位于弗拉特布什大道1321号的第一个911报警电话是在周三下午4点01分接到的。
在施工坑的废墟中可以看到消防队员。几个小时后，搜救犬也开始工作了。
马姆达尼称救援行动“极具挑战性”，因为工作人员在“不稳定的残骸”中航行
“这些部队正在执行危险而英勇的任务，”Bonsignore说。
市长赞扬了那些跑去帮忙的人，包括250名消防队员和急救人员，以及“自己勉强幸存下来，回头从废墟中挖出受害者”的建筑工人。
在巨大的反应中，至少有两个人被用担架从废墟中救出。在一个戏剧性的场景中，随着夜幕降临，一名女子在救援行动进行了两个多小时后被救出。
一名男子一直在疯狂地寻找他怀孕的妻子，他在和一名受害者一起登上救护车前告诉记者，“我妻子告诉我一个最新消息，她还活着”。
代表弗拉特布什的纽约市议会议员法拉·路易斯称该网站上的图片“令人心碎”
路易斯在一份声明中说：“我的当务之急是每个受影响者的安全，我的团队正在积极努力联系受影响的家庭，在这个可怕的时刻为他们提供关键信息和支持。”
8 dead， including 2 children， after building collapses in Brooklyn， New York
Eight people are dead， including two children， and over a dozen others injured after a three-story building collapsed into an open construction site in Brooklyn， according to New York City authorities．
Firefighters and police officers spent nearly 24 hours sifting through debris at the construction site in a ＂dangerous＂ search-and-rescue operation， fire officials said． Rescue operations concluded Thursday afternoon， after authorities determined there were no more victims， the FDNY said．
A three-story multiple dwelling at the intersection of Flatbush and Bedford Avenues in the Flatbush neighborhood collapsed Wednesday afternoon into an adjacent excavation site， where workers were on scene， according to fire officials． The wall of another three-story building that now stands next to the site was also shorn off， exposing apartments．
＂This was a major technical response，＂ FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore said at a press briefing Wednesday． ＂Multiple people from the building and a construction site were trapped．＂
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Thursday that six adults， including two construction workers， and two children were ＂senselessly lost＂ in the building collapse and 18 others have been injured， including four firefighters． One of the injured people is in critical condition， while the ＂vast majority＂ of those still being treated at hospitals are stable， he said．
＂There are no words for a loss of this magnitude． My heart is with the families and loved ones of those we have lost， those who are injured and everyone grieving today，＂ Mamdani said in a statement Thursday．
After searching overnight， crews worked to remove debris from the site to help with the search effort and make sure there were no more people trapped， Bonsignore said earlier Thursday．
In an update Thursday afternoon， the FDNY said it has ＂concluded rescue operations throughout the entire site and determined there are no more victims．＂
＂The site has been turned over to the Department of Buildings and the NYPD，＂ it said．
Six people were pronounced dead at the scene， including four recovered overnight，and two died at the hospital overnight， authorities said Thursday．
The victims include seven children， Bonsignore said． According to law enforcement sources， a 9-year-old girl and a 10-year-old boy died．
＂This was a devastating collapse，＂ Mamdani said at Wednesday＇s press briefing．
Stop work order issued at construction site
Earlier， the FDNY said several construction workers were being transported to the hospital for treatment， and firefighters were trying to get a count of all the workers on the job site．
Excavation work had been underway at the construction site， which has been approved for a three-story building， officials said． Plans for a nine-story， mixed-use building there had yet to be approved， officials said．
A stop work order has been issued for the neighboring construction site as search and rescue continues， according to the Department of Buildings （DOB）．
The cause of the collapse remains under investigation by the DOB and law enforcement， authorities said．
＂We will find out what happened， and we will share that information with New Yorkers，＂ Mamdani said Thursday．
The DOB said its inspectors were at the scene on Thursday assisting first responderswith recovery efforts and conducting structural stability inspections of nearby buildings．
In March， the DOB said it issued a stop-work order for the construction site， at 2625 Bedford Ave．， after inspectors found demolition was underway without adequate overhead protection installed for the neighboring properties．
During a follow-up in April， the DOB said it found that demolition work had resumed in violation of the active stop-work order， resulting in another violation．
The order was lifted in May after the project team corrected all the violations， according to the DOB．
Mamdani said Thursday that five entities are involved with the construction site and are associated with approximately 100 other sites across New York City．
＂Our Department of Buildings is commencing sweeps of those sites today，＂ he said．
Vacate orders are in place for three buildings closest to the incident， located at1323， 1325 and 1327 Flatbush Ave．， Mamdani said．
＇Dangerous and heroic＇ response
The first 911 call on the collapse of the building， located at 1321 Flatbush Ave．， came in at 4：01 p．m． Wednesday， according to the FDNY．
Firefighters could be seen among the debris in the construction pit． After several hours， search-and-rescue canines could also be seen at work．
Mamdani called the rescue operation ＂incredibly challenging＂ as crews navigated ＂precarious wreckage．＂
＂The units are performing dangerous and heroic work，＂ Bonsignore said．
The mayor commended those who ran to help， including 250 firefighters and EMS personnel， as well as construction workers who ＂had only barely survived themselves， turned back and dug victims out of the rubble．＂
Amid the massive response， at least two people could be seen being rescued from the rubble， pulled out on stretchers． In one dramatic scene， a woman was rescued more than two hours into the rescue operation， as night fell on the site．
A man who had been frantically looking for his pregnant wife told reporters， ＂I have an update from my wife， she is alive，＂ before boarding an ambulance with a victim．
NYC Council Member Farah Louis， who represents Flatbush， called the images from the site ＂heartbreaking．＂
＂My immediate priority is the safety of everyone impacted， and my team is actively working to reach affected families to connect them with critical information and support during this frightening time，＂ Louis said in a statement．
