SHOTLIST: SIDOARJO, EAST JAVA, INDONESIA (OCT. 1, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF EMERGENCY WORKERS UNLOADING SUPPLIES FROM TRUCK 2. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE LOOKING AT OPERATIONAL BOARD WITH MAPS AND DATA AT COMMAND POST 3. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE CHECKING LISTS OF VICTIMS DISPLAYED ON BOARD 4. RELATIVES OF VICTIMS SITTING INSIDE SHELTER WITH BELONGINGS (TWO SHOTS) 5. VARIOUS OF EXTERIOR OF DAMAGED SCHOOL BUILDINGS WITH RESCUE VEHICLES OUTSIDE 6. SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAMS WORKING WITH HEAVY MACHINERY AT COLLAPSED SITE 7. RESCUE TEAMS GATHERING NEAR RUBBLE OF COLLAPSED STRUCTURE 8. VARIOUS OF COLLAPSED BUILDING REMAINSSIDOARJO, EAST JAVA, INDONESIA - OCT. 1: Search and rescue workers combed through the rubble of a collapsed Islamic boarding school in East Java on Wednesday, Oct. 1, as authorities said about 91 people were believed to be trapped. The collapse occurred on Indonesia’s main island of Java. The National Disaster Mitigation Agency said rescue operations were ongoing. At least three people were killed after a boarding school in Indonesia’s East Java province collapsed, Jakarta Globe reported on Tuesday. The incident took place as hundreds of students gathered for prayers, and rescue teams rushed to save dozens of students still trapped under the rubble of a collapsed prayer hall at Al Khoziny Islamic boarding school. The operation has been slow and dangerous, as the partially collapsed structure remains unstable, hindering the full use of heavy equipment. Local authorities confirmed at least three people died in the incident. Agency officials said the collapse was likely caused by fresh concrete poured earlier that day for a planned fourth floor, which the building’s foundation could not support. “The building had just undergone roof casting for expansion,” said the head of the school, Raden Abdus Salam Mujib. “We suspect the structure was unable to bear the weight.” Agency spokesman Abdul Muhari referred to the incident as a “technological failure disaster” and called for more stringent oversight of school construction in Indonesia.