Temple collapses in Cambodia, killing 3 and injuring 13

A Buddhist temple under construction in Siem Reap, home of Cambodia's famed Angkor temples, collapsed Monday, killing at least three people and injuring 13 others, including two monks, police said.

The deputy chief of Siem Reap Provincial Police, Pheung Chendareth, said workers were pouring cement for the ceiling of the temple when it suddenly collapsed, trapping the workers and two monks who were helping them.

He said the body of one worker was found under the debris and two other workers died at a hospital.

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