
Two workers at a redevelopment site near Boston Harbor were killed when a construction crane toppled from a barge on the Mystic River on Friday, authorities said. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. One worker was pronounced dead at a hospital and another died at the scene, the police chief for the city of Everett, Paul Strong, said at the scene. One of the victims had to be extracted from the downed crane, the chief said.
Main Idea: A crane toppled from a barge at an Everett redevelopment site near Boston Harbor, killing two workers and prompting an investigation.
Key Points:
The crane death may raise safety worries for workers, nearby communities, and taxpayers if investigations lead to delays or stricter rules at the Everett Landco redevelopment site.
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Joint venture redeveloping the former terminal; issued a statement pausing work and addressing the fatal accident.
Local fire department praised responders and commented on the rescue effort, but is not the main focus.
Former site owner mentioned in connection with the redevelopment site; referenced for context rather than as a central.
Named city official quoted about the collapse and the victims, but not the central focus of the article.
Named police chief providing on-scene confirmation and details, but only in a reporting role.
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