Collapsed state housing in Iranian quake shows corruption: RouhaniBEIRUT (Reuters) - The ease with which some state-built homes collapsed in Sunday s earthquake in western Iran showed corrupt practices when they were constructed, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday in a sentiment shared by many ordinary Iranians. Some of the houses which collapsed in an earthquake that killed at least 530 people and injured thousands of others were built under an affordable housing scheme initiated in 2011 by Rouhani s predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.  That a house built by (ordinary) people in the Sarpol-e Zahab region has remained standing while in front of it a government-built building has collapsed is a sign of corruption,  Rouhani told a cabinet meeting, state media said.  It s clear there has been corruption in construction contracts,  he said. Sarpol-e Zahab is the town hardest hit by Sunday s 7.3 magnitude quake, the deadliest in Iran in more than a decade.  A picture widely circulated by ordinary Iranians on social media shows a building with relatively little damage in Sarpol-e Zahab next to a heavily damaged government-constructed building. This has fueled speculation that shoddy construction in the building of government housing had led to a higher number of casualties from the earthquake.  Rouhani said on Tuesday that any shortcomings in government constructed buildings in the earthquake zone will be punished. Mohammad Hossein Sadeghi, the prosecutor general in Kermanshah, the largest city in the earthquake zone, said on Wednesday that the quality of construction of new buildings that were heavily damaged would be investigated and charges may be brought against anyone deemed responsible.  If there are any problems with the construction, the individuals who were negligent must answer for their deeds,  Sadeghi said, according to the Iranian Students  News Agency (ISNA). An arrest warrant has been issued for a contractor responsible for a recently built hospital which was heavily damaged in the town of Islamabad-e Gharb, parliamentarian Heshmatollah Falahatpisheh said on Tuesday, according to the Iranian Labour News Agency (ILNA). Residents in the earthquake zone have also complained about the slow and inadequate government response as they struggle to find food, water and shelter.  worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Collapsed state housing in Iranian quake shows corruption: RouhaniBEIRUT (Reuters) - The ease with which some state-built homes collapsed in Sunday s earthquake in western Iran showed corrupt practices when they were constructed, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday in a sentiment shared by many ordinary Iranians. Some of the houses which collapsed in an earthquake that killed at least 530 people and injured thousands of others were built under an affordable housing scheme initiated in 2011 by Rouhani s predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.  That a house built by (ordinary) people in the Sarpol-e Zahab region has remained standing while in front of it a government-built building has collapsed is a sign of corruption,  Rouhani told a cabinet meeting, state media said.  It s clear there has been corruption in construction contracts,  he said. Sarpol-e Zahab is the town hardest hit by Sunday s 7.3 magnitude quake, the deadliest in Iran in more than a decade.  A picture widely circulated by ordinary Iranians on social media shows a building with relatively little damage in Sarpol-e Zahab next to a heavily damaged government-constructed building. This has fueled speculation that shoddy construction in the building of government housing had led to a higher number of casualties from the earthquake.  Rouhani said on Tuesday that any shortcomings in government constructed buildings in the earthquake zone will be punished. Mohammad Hossein Sadeghi, the prosecutor general in Kermanshah, the largest city in the earthquake zone, said on Wednesday that the quality of construction of new buildings that were heavily damaged would be investigated and charges may be brought against anyone deemed responsible.  If there are any problems with the construction, the individuals who were negligent must answer for their deeds,  Sadeghi said, according to the Iranian Students  News Agency (ISNA). An arrest warrant has been issued for a contractor responsible for a recently built hospital which was heavily damaged in the town of Islamabad-e Gharb, parliamentarian Heshmatollah Falahatpisheh said on Tuesday, according to the Iranian Labour News Agency (ILNA). Residents in the earthquake zone have also complained about the slow and inadequate government response as they struggle to find food, water and shelter.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: collapsed state housing iranian quake shows corruption rouhanibeirut reuters the ease homes collapsed sunday earthquake western iran showed corrupt practices constructed iranian president hassan rouhani said wednesday sentiment shared many ordinary iranian some houses collapsed earthquake killed least people injured thousands others built affordable housing scheme initiated rouhani predecessor mahmoud ahmadinejad that house built ordinary people aab region remained standing front building collapsed sign corruption rouhani told cabinet meeting state media said it clear corruption construction contracts said aab town hardest hit sunday magnitude quake deadliest iran decade a picture widely circulated ordinary iranian social media shows building relatively little damage aab next heavily damaged building this fueled speculation shady construction building government housing led higher number casualties earthquake rouhani said tuesday shortcomings government constructed buildings earthquake zone punished mohammad hessen sadeghi prosecutor general kermanshah largest city earthquake zone said wednesday quality construction new buildings heavily damaged would investigated charges may brought anyone deemed responsible if problems construction individuals negligent must answer deeds sadeghi said according iranian students news agency isn an arrest warrant issued contractor responsible recently built hospital heavily damaged town garb parliamentarian heshmatollah falahatpisheh said tuesday according iranian labour news agency ina residents earthquake zone also complained slow inadequate government response struggle find food water shelter worldnews