2 small cranes collapse onto scaffolding in Midtown Manhattan
Two small cranes collapsed onto scaffolding outside a Midtown Manhattan building Friday afternoon, FDNY officials say. CBS News New York's Ali Bauman reports.
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Two small cranes collapsed onto scaffolding outside a Midtown Manhattan building Friday afternoon, FDNY officials say. CBS News New York's Ali Bauman reports.
It happened just before 9:30 a.m. on West 185th Street between Amsterdam Avenue and Audubon Street. CBS News New York's Jessica Moore reports.
CBS New York's Jenna DeAngelis has the latest on both incidents.
A portion of the wrapping placed around the scaffolding fell off a building at Broadway and West 85th Street around 11:30 a.m. Thursday.
Video shows one worker dangling from his harness on the side of the building at Carpenter Avenue at East 221st Street.
The collapse at 2:30 p.m. Thursday sent the three workers to the hospital.
Investigators say one of the scaffold's cables snapped, leaving the men hanging on for dear life.
At least four construction workers were injured on Monday morning when a piece of scaffolding collapsed at 50 Hudson Yards.
It was a scary scene in Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon as scaffolding crashed down from the top of a new 12-story building, injuring three people in the building next door.
There's nearly 300 miles of construction scaffolding in New York City, but are they being properly inspected and regulated?
Witnesses posted photos to social media showing wooden planks and metal scaffolding strewn about at the corner of Prince Street and Broadway.
Scaffolding collapsed to the ground Tuesday night at a Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn construction side.
Two construction workers found themselves hanging on for dear life after their scaffolding gave way in midtown Manhattan.
Two scaffold maintenance workers trapped for more than an hour on a collapsed scaffold high above the streets of Midtown Manhattan have been rescued.
"One side of the scaffold started to slip very fast. I don't know what happened or why. It just started to slip very fast," said Anmar Mohammed of Astoria.
The scaffold hung precariously 17 stories high as emergency rescue personnel responded to the scene just as one of the workers was trying to get into the building through a window.
The brick facade of a 2-story building at 305 West 125th Street, which was being demolished, collapsed and sent debris onto a city bus carrying 30 passengers.
