Scene of the accident. (photo No. 7)
A 50-year-old woman fell from a 10-meter-high crane and fell to the concrete floor early this morning at a plant bay site in (Botany), Sydney, where a woman of about 50 fell from a 10-meter-high crane to a concrete floor, the Daily Mail reported.
A (NSW Ambulance) spokesman for the new state ambulance agency said in a statement that the woman was believed to be suffering from a broken limb, severe head injuries and critical life.
The scene picture shows the crane damaged, glass fragments scattered all over the ground.
Before the woman was rushed to (St George Hospital), St. George`s hospital, paramedics and trauma wards had been reported to respond.
The fragments of glass were scattered all over the ground. (photo of station 9)
It is reported that the injured are employed in Hutchison Port (Hutchison Ports), owned by the Yangtze River Hutchison Industrial Group. A Hutchison port spokesman said the company was working with authorities to determine the cause of the woman`s fall.
According to the company`s website, "the development of Hutchison Port began in 1866 with the Hong Kong Whampoa Dock Company. In 1969, we started our cargo and container handling business in the name of Hong Kong International Container Terminal Company Limited. With the global expansion of the port network, Hutchison Port Group Limited (Hutchison Port) was established in 1994 ", now" Hutchison Port is the world`s leading port network, we employ more than 30,000 people, Operates ports and terminals in 26 countries throughout Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, the Americas and Australasia, the parent company of which is Yangtze River Hutchison Industrial Co., Ltd.
"Hutchison Port Sydney" is located at Terminal 3 of Sydney`s Botanical Port, the main port in New York and an important international container port in Australia, the website said. The dock, which covers an area of 45 hectares, officially opened in July 2014.
