Other than that, there hasnt been any more visitors at this point. Its not clear where todays accident took place. The Fremont Fire Department tells me burns range from moderate to serious. After getting the victims to the hospital their next step to contact state safety regulators. And were told the ceo is expected to come here to visit two workers who remain in the burn unit. One of the three has been released. A muni metro train pulled away without the driver. It happened at the castro station the driver was left behind. Muni surveillance pictures show the train taking off. There is an Investigation Underway to determine if the driver followed procedure. Protoco slchlt getting off a train and were in the process of verifying whether or not that was applied. One rider pulled the emergency brake. A mechanic was informed the train stopped. And arrived a short time later, then drove safely to the forest hills station. Cruise keeping watch on a walnut creek home. This shows what the home
In fremont. Good evening, everyone. This mishap is the latest accident involving tesla. Now this industrial accident. Were live where the victims were taken for treatment. How are they doing . I can tell you off the top good, news, there were three people brought here for burns. One of them has been released now, a spokesperson toll tells me a call came in and they learned it was an industrial accident and all were brought here, take a look alt the video. We were over the scene just moments after the call came n now, we learned that just after 12 00 this afternoon whshth call to 911 reported an accident to the fremont plant, the initially thought it was a fire, now, tesla has not told us who workers were. They have, however, released this statement. There was a failure in a low pressure aluminium casting press three employees were injured were making sure they receive the best care. Any time there is any kind of industrial injury, in the city of fremont, we required to notify osha, whi
Irving Henry Webster Phillips Jr., The Baltimore Sun’s first Black news photographer, who shot Cal Ripken’s first home run and Johnny Unitas’ last game, as well as the 1968 riots, died Dec. 22 at Loch Raven VA Medical Center. He was 79.
Irving Henry Webster Phillips Jr., The Baltimore Sun’s first Black news photographer, who shot Cal Ripken’s first home run and Johnny Unitas’ last game, as well as the 1968 riots, died Dec. 22 at Loch Raven VA Medical Center. He was 79.