Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport's deadly scaffolding collapse may have been due to faulty metal tie removal: safety adviser
Safety adviser Lee Kwong-sing suspects putlogs were taken out before workers installed glass panels, causing the collapse.
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Safety adviser Lee Kwong-sing suspects putlogs were taken out before workers installed glass panels, causing the collapse.
Three female workers were trapped under scaffolding and two other workers – a man and a woman – were also injured, according to police.
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