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Two people hospitalised after building collapse in Sydney
Paramedics assessed seven people, and two men were taken to hospital in serious condition after debris fell onto cars at a construction site.
- On Monday, a building collapsed in Ultimo, Sydney, injuring two people who were transported to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and St Vincent's Hospital in serious condition.
- Macroview Projects is managing the demolition of the warehouse on Wattle Street, which was previously approved for redevelopment after operating as a rehearsal studio.
- Paramedics assessed seven patients at the scene; debris from the collapsed structure crushed vehicles at a nearby Shell service station, causing significant damage.
- FRNSW teams evacuated surrounding buildings as a precaution while three urban search and rescue firefighter teams checked the remaining structure for signs of further collapse.
- Police have established a perimeter around the site and begun an investigation into the collapse, which is being treated as a workplace incident pending further assessment.
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·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Sydney, Australia, 3 Aug (EFE).- Two people were seriously injured this Monday following the partial collapse of a building in construction in downtown Sydney, an incident that forced the eviction of nearby buildings, the closure of a gas station and a large emergency service operation. The disaster occurred around 11.00 local time (1.00 GMT), when a wall of a building about seven meters high collapsed over a adjacent service station on Wattle S…
A building has collapsed at a construction site, leaving two people in critical condition.
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