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Workman dies after falling from Derby Market Hall | Workman dies after falling from Derby Market Hall |
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A man has died after apparently falling while carrying out work at Derby Market Hall. | A man has died after apparently falling while carrying out work at Derby Market Hall. |
The man had been carrying out work with a colleague when he fell at about 04:20 GMT, Derbyshire Police said. | The man had been carrying out work with a colleague when he fell at about 04:20 GMT, Derbyshire Police said. |
He was taken to the Royal Derby Hospital but was pronounced dead. | He was taken to the Royal Derby Hospital but was pronounced dead. |
The hall in Tenant Street, which is owned by Derby City Council, has been closed while investigations continue. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has been informed. | The hall in Tenant Street, which is owned by Derby City Council, has been closed while investigations continue. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has been informed. |
More on this story and other news in Derbyshire | More on this story and other news in Derbyshire |
A sign on the door at the Derby Market Hall, believed to be the UK's first purpose-built undercover market, said it will be closed until further notice. | A sign on the door at the Derby Market Hall, believed to be the UK's first purpose-built undercover market, said it will be closed until further notice. |
The council has sent its condolences to the man's family, but said it would be inappropriate to comment further at this time. | |
The Grade II listed building opened in 1866 and last underwent a multi-million pound revamp in 1989. | The Grade II listed building opened in 1866 and last underwent a multi-million pound revamp in 1989. |
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