Автокран рухнул на стройке в Барнауле. Пострадал мужчина.
Техника упала на территории будущего ЖК "Оскар", судя по видео, под ней просел грунт. Машина опрокинулась на бок, стрела повалила дерево. Могла упасть ещё ниже, но остановил забор.
Одному из рабочих придавило ногу, с переломом его увезли на скорой.
Автокран рухнул на стройке в Барнауле. Пострадал мужчина.
Техника упала на территории будущего ЖК "Оскар", судя по видео, под ней просел грунт. Машина опрокинулась на бок, стрела повалила дерево. Могла упасть ещё ниже, но остановил забор.
Одному из рабочих придавило ногу, с переломом его увезли на скорой.
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