A woman rescued from the rubble of a collapsed nightclub in the Dominican Republic has died, bringing the death toll to 226.
The death toll from the nightclub roof collapse in the Dominican Republic has risen to 226 after a woman who had been hospitalized died from her injuries.
According to the National Health Service, the latest victim was a 41-year-old Costa Rican national. Earlier, health officials confirmed that four other hospitalized survivors had died overnight.
A total of 189 people were rescued alive from the rubble of the popular Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo. More than 200 others were injured, with 14 still hospitalized, including four in critical condition.
The nightclub roof collapsed during a merengue concert in the early hours of Tuesday.
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The Dominican government released a report on Friday on the deadly roof collapse at a packed nightclub earlier this week that left at least 221 people dead. The report did not clarify the causes of the tragedy, while a team of experts is expected to continue investigating the failure.
The death toll from the roof collapse at a packed nightclub in Santo Domingo has risen to 221, officials said on Thursday, as recovery efforts near completion and families begin to mourn.
The death toll from the collapse of a popular nightclub in Santo Domingo has risen to 124, as desperate families continue to wait for news and rescue workers race against time to search for survivors.
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