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4 construction workers remain hospitalized after building collapse in New Haven, Connecticut

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Eight construction workers were injured Friday while working on a seven-story residential building. City leaders say the ground floor is an above-ground parking level, and the bent rebar where the workers were pouring cement is visible. Fencing is now up around the site. OSHA is conducting the investigation.

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4 construction workers remain hospitalized after building collapse in New Haven, Connecticut

By Celina Tebor and Jeremy Ryan, CNN (CNN) — Four construction workers remain hospitalized, including one in serious condition, after a building collapse in New Haven, Connecticut, on Friday, according to a hospital official. Eight people – all construction workers – were injured in the collapse, with two initially in critical condition. Four have been

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NBC Connecticut

4 Remain Hospitalized After Partial Building Collapse in New Haven

Four people remain hospitalized and four others have been discharged after an apartment building that is under construction in New Haven partially collapsed on Friday afternoon. New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker said the collapse happened on Lafayette Street at 12:38 p.m. Part of the second floor collapsed onto the first floor and into the basement as crews were pouring concrete....

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WTNH

Investigation continues into New Haven partial building collaps

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) -- The scene is clear and the roads have reopened at the site of a construction zone on Lafayette Street in New Haven that collapsed on Friday. City leaders say the ground floor is an above-ground parking level, and the bent rebar where the workers were pouring cement is visible. "You're talking about over 3 million pounds of concrete," said New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker. "It's not quite clear what exactly happened. Much…

11 months ago·New Haven, United States

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New Haven Register

Workers were pouring 4 million pounds of concrete when New Haven building collapsed, official says

Workers were pouring 4 million pounds of concrete when luxury apartments under construction in New Haven collapsed, officials said.

11 months ago·New Haven, United States

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4 construction workers remain hospitalized after building collapse in New Haven, Connecticut

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4 construction workers remain hospitalized after building collapse in New Haven, Connecticut

4 construction workers remain hospitalized after building collapse in New Haven, Connecticut

4 Remain Hospitalized After Partial Building Collapse in New Haven

4 Remain Hospitalized After Partial Building Collapse in New Haven

Investigation continues into New Haven partial building collaps

Investigation continues into New Haven partial building collaps

Workers were pouring 4 million pounds of concrete when New Haven building collapsed, official says

Workers were pouring 4 million pounds of concrete when New Haven building collapsed, official says

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