Rescuers have reported that there are "no signs of life" beneath the debris of a school that collapsed in Indonesia, leaving 59 people unaccounted for. When the two-story Islamic boarding school in the town of Sidoarjo fell on Monday, hundreds of students—mostly teenage boys—were inside. According to officials, at least five student killed and roughly 100 were injured. Since rescue operations started, 13 individuals have been released from the debris, however two of them passed away in the hospital. Because of the building's delicate structure, rescue efforts had been difficult. Shouting and crying were still audible from beneath the debris, according to authorities on Wednesday. That's awful.
