Seven die in building collapse in Egypt, says Police

The bodies of three children, three
women and a man have been pulled from the rubble of a
collapsed apartment building in the coastal city of
Alexandria, police said Wednesday.
Ten people were believed to be trapped under piles of
concrete and metal in the ruined block, which collapsed
Tuesday onto the wall of a school where at least 20 women
were to collect students who were finishing exams. Police
said 14 of 20 people injured were still being treated in
hospital.
A police official has said the building's owner had added
three extra floors to the apartment building in violation
of the law, which he said caused the collapse.
The collapse occurred in one of Alexandria's most crowded
districts, known as al-Raml Station.