Rescue team extracting injured worker from radio tower with helicopter hovering and light lit debris.

Worker Killed, Two Rescued in Atlantic City Radio Tower Incident

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A fatal accident at a radio tower on the Jersey Shore left one worker dead and two others injured on Thursday, December 4.

Incident Details

According to a spokesperson from the Atlantic City Public Safety Office, a large section of the tower collapsed onto a worker at the tower located on the 300 block of Murray Avenue in the Venice Park neighborhood. The struck worker died from his injuries, police said.

Rescue Operations

The two additional workers present at the site were rescued by emergency crews. They declined treatment and were not transported to a hospital, officials noted.

Safety Measures

Police reported that a second fragment of the tower remains hanging near the top. A perimeter has been established to keep residents away from the area.

Investigation

The incident involved employees of a private company. An investigation into the cause of the collapse is ongoing, officials said.

Key Takeaways

  • One worker died after a tower section fell on him.
  • Two other workers were rescued but declined medical care.
  • A second tower fragment still hangs near the top, prompting a safety perimeter.

The Atlantic City Public Safety Office continues to monitor the scene while authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the tower collapse.

Two workers standing on rescue basket edge with hovering helicopter and emergency crew below
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Author: Jordan M. Lewis

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