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Brooklyn building collapse: Mamdani announces inspections at 100 sites linked to disaster that killed 8, including 2 children
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Source: The Brooklyn Paper

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Thursday that the city is launching inspections at approximately 100 construction sites linked to entities involved in the Brooklyn building collapse that killed eight people, including two children, as investigators work to determine what caused the disaster. The Department of Buildings has identified five entities associated with the construction project at 2625 Bedford Ave., adjacent to the three-story apartment building at 1321 Flatbush Ave. that collapsed Wednesday afternoon. Those entities are connected to roughly 100 other construction sites across the city, according to the mayor. "Our Department of Buildings is commencing sweeps of those sites today," Mamdani said at a Thursday afternoon press conference, adding that the inspections aim to identify potential safety concerns at other locations.
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