Man injured by falling pane of glass

Date: 17 January 2003
Source: Stuff

Date: 17 January 2003

A man was injured when a pane of glass fell 14 storeys from an inner city building and smashed through the roof of a bar in Christchurch today, police said.

The large pane fell from Clarendon Towers into Oxford Terrace about 1pm.

"Some of the glass fell through the roof of the atrium at a local bar where a man was injured. He was treated at the scene by ambulance," Senior Sergeant Colin Campbell said.

The road was closed for several hours and the Fire Service helped clear the scene.

Police, Occupational Safety and Health and Christchurch City Council building inspectors would investigate, Mr Campbell said in a statement.

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