Scaffolding Collapses From High-Rise Building as Typhoon Noul Looms over Hong Kong
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Scaffolding collapses from high-rise building as Typhoon Noul looms over Hong Kong
Scaffolding on a Hong Kong high-rise building under construction collapsed as it was lashed by high winds brought about by the incoming Typhoon Noul. Footage taken on Saturday (25 July) shows the bamboo scaffolding on Cheung Sha Wan Road buckling and crashing onto a building below. No injuries have been reported. Typhoon Noul hit southern China, including Hong Kong, on Sunday (26 July), bringing with it powerful winds and heavy rainfall. The typ…
The typhoon weakened to a tropical storm on Sunday (July 26) after hitting the southern coast of China.
Strong winds and heavy rain turned a normal workday in Shenzhen, southern China, into an extreme moment, when two construction workers found themselves hanging about 280 feet, about 85 meters above the ground, in the midst of a violent storm. The incident occurred earlier this week as Typhoon Nol hit southern China, bringing with it severe weather conditions. The typhoon made landfall in Guangdong province in the early hours of the morning, near…
Video shows the devastation of Typhoon Noul, the storm tore down several stories of scaffolding in Hong Kong - It collapsed onto the street in seconds.
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