Home collapses in Manor, 2 workers injured and 1 rescued from rubble
MANOR, Texas (KXAN) — A house less than design collapsed in a Manor neighborhood and a person had to be rescued from the rubble, Austin-Travis County EMS claimed Monday.
Two people today experienced “potentially serious” accidents, ATCEMS reported, but the injuries weren’t considered everyday living-threatening. One man or woman was taken to Seton Williamson County clinic and the other was taken to St. David’s Health care Center in Round Rock, ATCEMS mentioned.
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A property being constructed collapsed Monday in Manor and a human being experienced to be rescued from the rubble. ATCEMS stated it dealt with 2 folks for injuries not regarded as existence-threatening,. (AFD image) -
A dwelling remaining developed collapsed Monday in Manor and a man or woman experienced to be rescued from the rubble. ATCEMS claimed it addressed 2 individuals for injuries not regarded as lifestyle-threatening,. (AFD picture) -
A dwelling becoming designed collapsed Monday in Manor and a human being had to be rescued from the rubble. ATCEMS said it handled 2 men and women for injuries not viewed as daily life-threatening,. (AFD image) -
A property getting built collapsed Monday in Manor and a particular person had to be rescued from the rubble. ATCEMS claimed it taken care of 2 people today for accidents not deemed lifestyle-threatening,. (KXAN picture/Tim Holcomb)
The Manor Law enforcement Department reported the injury to the house and issues all around it prompt the region experienced substantial winds. MPD stated electrical power strains have been down and portable bogs have been blown more than all-around the website. MPD verified the two people taken to hospitals had been development workers functioning on the house.
MPD mentioned crews will be at the house to investigate further Tuesday.
The dwelling is in the 14500 block of Shooter McGavin Push near Jamie Avenue north of U.S. Highway 290 and just south of Manor Significant Faculty.
ATCEMS said its staff and Travis County ESD No. 12 responded to the scene.