The Latest: 4th victim found in rubble of French buildings

MARSEILLE, France (AP) — The Latest on two collapsed buildings in southern France (all times local):

A French prosecutor says rescuers have found a fourth body in the ruins of two buildings that collapsed in the southern city of Marseille as a search through mounds of debris continues. Bodies of two men and two women found in rubble, with rescuers expecting to find more

The bodies of two men and two women have been discovered in the rubble of two dilapidated buildings that collapsed in the centre of Marseille on Monday. Several people remained missing after the adjacent multi-story structures collapsed Monday. Several others remain missing. MARSEILLE, FRANCE—Firefighters in the southern French city of Marseille found the bodies of three people in the ruins of two collapsed buildings as the search for victims and survivors continued Tuesday. French Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said “air pockets” under the debris meant there’s “hope to locate and find someone that can be saved.” Castaner said at the site that 120 police officers and 80 firefighters took part in the search-and-rescue operation, working through the night in the pile of beams and rubble. French rescue crews who labored through the night say they've found the body of a man in the ruins of two buildings that collapsed in a pile of beams and rubble in the southern city of Marseille. The two buildings, one apparently vacant and the other housing apartments, collapsed Monday at 9 a.m. local time.
A pair of buildings collapsed yesterday in Marseille, France, with today four people being found dead while others remain missing.