[arista]

From ITV1 London
they are saying its thought the Fella operating
the High up crane may have clipped the netting
on the Scaffolding.
And a Wooden pallet full of bricks
fell onto this Lady.

Criminal.




http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-43556767

[jaxie]

Oh wow what a horrible accident.

[arista]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Oh wow what a horrible accident.

They are saying the Crane Operator
also went to Hospital
for shock?

Its his bad operating that would have caused it

That lady is aged 28
BBC London news just said

[Maru]

Unfortunately accidents happen. We had a scaffolding collapse in town some months back I think... and one of the people my grandmother did caretaking for, he had a bad back from a crane accident at the Ship Channel... needless to say, financially, he was set for life... hopefully she is OK though

[arista]

Originally Posted by Maru

Unfortunately accidents happen. We had a scaffolding collapse in town some months back I think... and one of the people my grandmother did caretaking for, he had a bad back from a crane accident at the Ship Channel... needless to say, financially, he was set for life... hopefully she is OK though

They are all saying she is critical
Sharp Bricks can be deadly, sadly.

[arista]

Sad news
that 29 year old Lady
has sadly died in Hospital.

https://news.sky.com/story/woman-29-...ondon-11308385

[Cherie]

That's terrible, poor woman. I would never walk under a working building site as I would be paranoid of something like this happening

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

That's terrible, poor woman. I would never walk under a working building site as I would be paranoid of something like this happening

Very Wise Cherie


The worker operating the crane
appears to have clip the scaffolding
then the netting broke - all those sharp bricks
fell fast
He must be Fired.

[Cherie]

She was walking home from the school run

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Cherie

That's terrible, poor woman. I would never walk under a working building site as I would be paranoid of something like this happening

Yeah... our highways have overpasses (think highways with humps) and I live near a major high way reconstruction. I very rarely cross under them right now and just use side roads to access everything... and no, I don't walk near scaffolding in Downtown, where that is always the case. It's not worth the sinus headache or the potential risk...

So sad to hear this lady has passed... was hoping she'd be fine. Accidents do happen. And more frequently than most people generally think...