Specialists have identified the bodies of 50 people killed as a result of yesterday's accident, when the snow-laden roof of the Moscow Basmanny market collapsed. About 25 cars parked near the market have been smashed with the debris. Specialists say that two people could have been killed in their car.

Authorities in the Russian capital say that 48 people died when the roof of the Basmanny (Bauman) market in Moscow collapsed. It has been reported that no fewer than 30 people have been injured. Emergency services are trying to save eleven people from underneath the rubble.

The roof of the Moscow Basmanny market collapsed under the weight of snow and ice, killing at least 33 and injuring dozens. Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov strongly rejected the version of a terrorist act. Some of those under the wreckage are alive

The concave, snow-covered roof of a three-decade-old Moscow market collapsed early Thursday, killing at least 21 people and trapping about 10, officials said

Covered market in Moscow collapsed on Thursday, apparently under the weight of snow on its roof, killing at least 13 people and trapping others in the rubble, emergency services said

The roof of an ice rink in the Czech Republic collapsed under the weight of snow but no one was injured, an official said Saturday. Nobody was inside when the roof of the rink the town of Humpolec, 90 kilometers (55 miles) southeast of Prague, collapsed late Friday, firefighter Jan Musil said

The roof of a supermarket in southern Germany collapsed on Tuesday, authorities said. Five employees and a lone customer escaped unhurt. The staff and the shopper were able to escape from the store in the town of Toeging am Inn because the roof caved in slowly, some of it caught by the market shelves, police spokesman Fritz Braun said. Search dogs and a rescue helicopter were deployed briefly as a precaution, but Red Cross official Klaus Werkstetter said no one was found in the building

The death toll from the collapse of an exhibition hall in Poland rose to 67 on Monday when a man died from his injuries, an official said. "A 34-year-old man died in a hospital from injuries sustained during the accident," said Krzysztof Mejer, a spokesman for the government of the Silesia region

About 60 dead bodies have been pulled from under the collapsed roof so far
At least 60 people have been killed and more than a hundred injured as a result of a tragic incident in Poland's Katowice. The roof of a convention hall in southern Poland collapsed with as many as 500 people inside. Witnesses said people beneath the wreckage were calling family or emergency services on their cellphones for help. The death toll rose steadily through the early hours today as rescuers dug through the building