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Firefighter crews begin clearing rubble from Moscow concert hall
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1:53Now PlayingCrews worked to clear rubbled at a Moscow concert venue on Saturday, March 23, after a deadly attack on Friday night killed at least 115 people and left the structure in danger of collapse.
Moscow Governor Andrey Vorobyov posted footage of himself accompanying firefighters through the charred remains of the Crocus City Hall in the capital’s Krasnogorsk district.
Damage to the structure was so severe that the roof partially collapsed, state news agency Tass reported. Vorobyov said what was left of the ceiling was in danger of collapse.
On Saturday, local officials said four men were detained in connection with the attack.
The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement posted on affiliated social media channels, although neither the Kremlin nor Russian security services have officially assigned blame for the attack.
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