Collapsed buildings, steel frames, glass tops
The roof of a steel-framed glass roof of a building at Curtin University university in western australia collapsed this afternoon, injuring at least one person death, many others, one of whom was seriously injured. Emergency workers rushed to the scene to search for survivors crushed under the rubble.
Firefighters, ambulance crews and police rushed to the campus to launch a search-and-rescue operation after the deadly accident occurred around 1 p.m. on Tuesday.
At this stage, it is not clear how many people were injured, says st. john's ambulance station (St John Ambulance) speaker, which dispatched two ambulances to the scene of the accident.
Fire Services and Emergency Services Department of Western Australia has also dispatched several fire engines to the campus accident site in Bentley District (Bentley.
He said firefighters were trying to rescue people trapped under collapsed buildings.
The Labour Safety Department was also notified of the incident.
ABC journalist Keane Burke (Keane Bourke) arrived and reported that he had seen the ambulance leave. with lights and sirens
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