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The worker died at a construction site in Tver

The UK and the Prosecutor’s office organized checks on the fact of a deadly incident at a construction site in Tver

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The worker died at a construction site in Tver

The SK and the prosecutor's office organized checks on the fact of a fatal incident at a construction site in Tver.

According to reports, on October 16, the worker performed construction and installation works on the 7th floor of an unfinished multi-storey building on Levitan Street. As a result of the collapse of wooden floors, the builder fell down and fell to the level of the second floor. He died of his injuries.

The SK and the Prosecutor's Office are working at the scene. Following the inspections, a procedural decision will be made.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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