Two Dead, Several Trapped in German Hotel Collapse

Rescue operations continue in Kröv as emergency services work to free those still buried under rubble.

The collapse occurred late Tuesday night at the Reichsschenke Zum Ritter Götz hotel near the Mosel River.
Fourteen people were inside the building; five escaped unhurt while nine were trapped.
Rescue teams have managed to save six people, including a two-year-old child and the child's parents.
Authorities have evacuated 31 nearby residents due to concerns of further collapse.
The cause of the collapse remains under investigation, with recent renovations possibly being a factor.