Man injured after Pizza Hut sign collapses on London street
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 19:57 · Archive
A man was rushed to hospital after a Pizza Hut shopfront sign collapsed on him in Southall, west London, at around 11am on Wednesday. He was walking along Southall Broadway when the entire sign fell. Shoppers at the scene rushed to help and called paramedics.
The London Ambulance Service sent an ambulance crew, a paramedic in a fast response car and a clinical team manager. A spokesperson said the man was treated at the scene and taken to hospital as a priority.
A Pizza Hut spokesperson said the company was 'very concerned' about the incident at one of its franchise delivery huts. It said it was in close contact with the franchisee and unable to comment further as the situation was still ongoing.
How it is being reported
- Man rushed to hospital after Pizza Hut sign crashes down on him in busy London streetA man was rushed to hospital after a Pizza Hut sign came crashing down on him on South Road, SouthallEvening Standard · 21 Oct, 19:46
- Man crushed by falling Pizza Hut sign in busy London high streetMan crushed by falling Pizza Hut sign in west London rushed to hospital (Picture: Google Maps) A pedestrian has been rushed to hospital after a Pizza Hut sign fell on him on a busy London high street. The man was walking on Southall Broadway past the takeaway when the shopfront came falling down…Metro · 21 Oct, 16:13
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