A employee on Brisbane’s Cross River Rail challenge has been taken to hospital after falling as much as 10 metres from scaffolding.
The 54-year-old employee was rushed to Princess Alexandra Hospital from the Boggo Road station website within the metropolis’s south after the accident at 1.15pm, Queensland Ambulance stated.
He stays in a important situation.
Inspector Andrew Tracey from Queensland Police stated the person fell six to 10 metres onto concrete and needed to be rescued by crane.
“There’s a number of obstacles he’s struck on the fall,” Tracey stated.
Cross River Rail is a brand new 10km rail line from Dutton Park to Bowen Hills within the metropolis.
Queensland Police is aiding Workplace Health and Safety to research.
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