PEREIRA: In South Korea this morning, officials are hopeful everyone is now free from a frightening building collapse. It left 10 people dead and more than a hundred others hurt. This happened at a resort in the mountains in the southwest part of the country. Paula Hancocks is live in Seoul with the very latest. What can you tell us at this hour, Paula?</s>PAULA HANCOCKS, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, Michaela, there were more than 500 students within that auditorium in the resort, many of them celebrating the start of their university career. And of course it did end in tragedy. Most of those 10 people who were killed were aged 18 years old. Now one of those who was injured was telling journalists about the panic trying to get out of the building. He said there was only door in that building and the roof just collapsed too quickly for people to be able to get out. The forensic teams are down there and they're picking through the rubble to try and find exactly what the cause of this was. It is expected at this point that there was simply too much snow in the area and it had weighed too heavily on the roof. Of course, the question is whether or not that building had faults when it was being erected. Now we have heard from local media that one policeman said that there were no pillars within the building itself. And that could well have been a problem because it couldn't cope with the weight. But a day of celebration certainly ending in tragedy. As I said, 10 day, more than a hundred injured -- Michaela.</s>PEREIRA: All right, Paula, keep an eye on that. Thanks so much for that report.</s>ROMANS: All right. Already one of the snowiest winters on record but this morning the East Coast --</s>PEREIRA: You have to laugh at this point.</s>ROMANS: It's getting more snow.</s>ROMANS: It is so irritating. I'm moving to California after the break.</s>PEREIRA: No. Don't do it. You actually are going, right?
Building Collapses in South Korea