London :Woman is crushed by 4 tonne digital advertising billboard
 

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...1442577434.jpg

Tooting London

Whoever Bolted this to that wall
Lock them Up
Fine the Firm


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...1452178855.jpg


Bricks and cement also rained down on street as sign fell to the ground
Company Clear Channel is now investigating the 39 other sites in the UK

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3ZwtXGhV6

Oh sugar.
How is the women

Sounds like something from a Final Destination movie :worry: How awful.

Edit: I assumed she'd died. How on earth do you survive that :unsure:

Oh my god, hope she is okay... :worry:

Alive
broken bones

Oh shoot

Wow thank god for that. Have they named whose advertisement it was? Hopin she can get some dolla dolla $$$

Yes Shaun

But this type of Heavy Digital Sign needs
its own Stands as "extra back up."

If that was my lady
I would track the Sign owner
and Pick him up
then Drop him.

Wouldn't it be ironic if it was an ad for a no-win-no-fee legal firm?

Hope she's okay.

Yes the Council is Angry

I hope she walk soon.


I will post updates when they come in

Another thing capitalism is to blame for!!!!! [/leftyposts]

I hope that they can find a way to help her. The company that put that up should be sued.

Not that it is of the biggest importance (because the most important thing is that she is okay), but I really hope they release the names of whatever group/company is responsible.

They maybe on the Run

This will have me paranoid now

Its Windy
keep you eyes on Big Digital Signs
above your head

****ing hell! How far did it fall?

I'm no construction expert but even I wouldn't have thought those tiny old bricks could hold that amount of weight. :umm2:

No Shaun it may have been a Labour Sign in Digital.



This is 100%
the fault of the Company that Bolts it to the wall

Very Long Bolts through lots of bricks


But it should have had 2 long supports
as Back up

From the Second Floor of the Age Concern Charity shop
in Tooting , London.

Looking at that photo, I must say I am surprised but glad she survived, poor woman.

Yes Gaps in the Metal

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...1442577503.jpg
Could be Damp
that helped it fly onto the Lady (who they are saying she in her 30's)