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Manhattan Building Evacuated as Officials Warn of Collapse

Manhattan Building Evacuated as Officials Warn of Collapse
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 07 July 2026, 15:07 UTC 1 min read
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Jul 7th, 2026 Manhattan Building Evacuated as Officials Warn of Collapse A high-rise office building near Grand Central Terminal was at risk of collapse on Tuesday, prompting an emergency response during the morning rush in Midtown Manhattan, the authorities said. (Video courtesy of WABC)

Jul 7th, 2026 Manhattan Building Evacuated as Officials Warn of Collapse A high-rise office building near Grand Central Terminal was at risk of collapse on Tuesday, prompting an emergency response during the morning rush in Midtown Manhattan, the authorities said. (Video courtesy of WABC)
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