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Midtown Manhattan Buildings Evacuated After Collapse Warning

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 07 July 2026, 15:51 UTC 1 min read
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Jul 7th, 2026 Midtown Manhattan Buildings Evacuated After Collapse Warning Construction crews were pulled from a 37-story Midtown Manhattan building Tuesday morning after bricks were reported falling from the 21st floor, emergency officials said, prompting building evacuations and street closures.

Jul 7th, 2026 Midtown Manhattan Buildings Evacuated After Collapse Warning Construction crews were pulled from a 37-story Midtown Manhattan building Tuesday morning after bricks were reported falling from the 21st floor, emergency officials said, prompting building evacuations and street closures.
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