At least 13 dead, 70 injured in roof collapse at Dominican Republic discotheque

Drone footage shows extent of nightclub roof collapse

The roof collapsed onto the crowded club an hour after a concert ended.

Former MLB Pitcher Octavio Dotel Among 58 Dead in Nightclub Roof Collapse

Former Major League Baseball pitcher Octavio Dotel has died after a nightclub roof collapse in his native Dominican Republic, according to multiple reports.  Dotel, 51, was reported alive after being pulled from the rubble at the Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo on Tuesday, April 8, but died on the way to the hospital, MLB insider Héctor Gómez reported via X.  Head of the Emergency Operations Center (COE), General Juan Manuel Méndez, confirmed…

MLB Pitcher Octavio Dotel Dies Along With 43 Others in Dominican Republic Nightclub Collapse

After the roof of a popular Dominican Republic nightclub collapsed during merengue singer Rubby Pérez’s set, at least 44 are dead and 146 are injured, police shared.

Ex-MLB P Dotel pulled from roof collapse rubble

Ex-MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel was among the 160 people injured after the roof of a Dominican Republic nightclub collapsed early Tuesday. At least 27 were killed including Nelsy Cruz, the sister of seven-time All-Star Nelson Cruz.

Dominican Republic: At least 27 die in club roof collapse

At least 27 people are known to have died after a roof collapsed at a high-profile nightclub in the Dominican Republic, with the search still underway for survivors. Among those who died was a provincial governor.

Former MLB Star Octavio Dotel’s LUCKY Escape In Dominican Republic As Roof COLLAPSE Claims 15 Lives

Former MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel was inside a Dominican nightclub when the roof suddenly collapsed — turning a night of celebration into a nightmare. Over 15 lives were lost, more than 100 injured, and among the rubble, Dotel was rescued alive. With tragedy and survival colliding in the most unexpected way, the baseball world is in shock. Watch the full breakdown of what happened inside Jet Set and how Dotel made it out alive.