New York City authorities are warning the public to avoid an area of Manhattan Wednesday morning as users on social media are sharing videos and images of a construction crane on fire following a partial collapse. New York City
The incident at 550 10th Ave. in Manhattan on Wednesday has left at least a dozen people with non-life-threatening injuries, three of whom are firefighters, the New York City Fire Department said Thursday morning. "Safety is a priority for Monadnock Construction Inc. at this and every project," the statement added."We are fully cooperating with all regulatory agencies and are available for any assistance that is needed." This photo shows the moment a crane collapsed and struck a nearby building on 41st and 10th Avenue in New York City.
Five years later, a crane owned by the company left a concrete cube dangling above a bustling pedestrian area for several hours, shutting down a major thoroughfare in Midtown Manhattan, according to The Associated Press.
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