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40 days into deadly collapse: Metropol photo exhibit

A photography exhibition focusing on the Metropol Building collapse in Abadan, in the southern Iranian province of Khouzestan, has opened in Tehran.

The exhibition, in the Vali Asr subway station plaza in central Tehran, puts on display works of Iranian photographers Ali Moarref, Morteza Yaghouti and Mohammad Ahangar about the deadly incident.

The event is held to mark forty days since the incident and to commemorate its victims.

Dozens were killed in Mtropol Building collapse that happened due to substandard and weak structures.

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