Five construction workers injured in an accident at McCarran Airport

On June 23, 2009, five construction workers were injured in a collapse in Las Vegas, NV. The accident occurred as the workers were positioned inside of a steel rebar cage that is approximately 6 feet in diameter and 70 feet long. For reasons not yet determined, The cage collapsed injuring all five of the workers. Rescue workers arrived and cut through the rebar to extract the workers. Non of the injuries are expected to be life threatening.

Posted by: Dallas construction accident lawyer Michael Grossman | Posted on: 6/23/2009 | Comments (1)

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Larry Scott said:

Yet ANOTHER example of an unexplained "construction acciddnt" that was caused by the effects of Planet X. It used to be collapses of buildings, bridges, construction cranes, porches, you name it were RARE, but it is almost a daily occurrence now. The earth is WOBBLING due to Planet X. Wake up!

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