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Two men die after crane collapses in Crewe Two men die after crane collapses in Crewe
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Two men have died and another man has been airlifted to hospital after a crane collapsed.Two men have died and another man has been airlifted to hospital after a crane collapsed.
A parent and child were also taken to hospital as a precaution after a house was damaged by the crane, in Crewe.A parent and child were also taken to hospital as a precaution after a house was damaged by the crane, in Crewe.
The airlifted man, believed to be the crane driver, is not thought to have life-threatening injuries. The airlifted man, believed to be the crane driver, has serious injuries that are not thought to be life-threatening.
Cheshire Fire and Rescue's major incident unit attended and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has been informed of the accident.Cheshire Fire and Rescue's major incident unit attended and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has been informed of the accident.
At 22:50 BST, Cheshire Police confirmed the fatalities, following the collapse of the crane at a new housing estate on Dunwoody Way at 16:30.At 22:50 BST, Cheshire Police confirmed the fatalities, following the collapse of the crane at a new housing estate on Dunwoody Way at 16:30.
The force confirmed the two people at the house were uninjured.The force confirmed the two people at the house were uninjured.
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Ch Supt Matt Welsted, of Cheshire Police, said: "This is a truly tragic incident, and our deepest condolences go out to the families affected at this extremely difficult time."Ch Supt Matt Welsted, of Cheshire Police, said: "This is a truly tragic incident, and our deepest condolences go out to the families affected at this extremely difficult time."
He said the force was working closely with the HSE, the local council and Building Control on the investigation into how the collapse happened.He said the force was working closely with the HSE, the local council and Building Control on the investigation into how the collapse happened.
Following the collapse, close to the Bombardier manufacturing site, police closed Dunwoody Way at the junction of West Street.Following the collapse, close to the Bombardier manufacturing site, police closed Dunwoody Way at the junction of West Street.
Bodies being recoveredBodies being recovered
"I would like to reassure members of the public that nobody else is at risk," Ch Supt Welsted continued."I would like to reassure members of the public that nobody else is at risk," Ch Supt Welsted continued.
"A residential property has been damaged as a result of the incident, the occupants were not injured and were checked over by medical professionals. They have since been relocated while the investigation continues."A residential property has been damaged as a result of the incident, the occupants were not injured and were checked over by medical professionals. They have since been relocated while the investigation continues.
"The bodies of those who have sadly lost their lives will shortly be recovered from the scene.""The bodies of those who have sadly lost their lives will shortly be recovered from the scene."
He urged anyone with footage taken from the scene to "please respect the families involved" and if any could be of use to the investigation make it available to investigators.He urged anyone with footage taken from the scene to "please respect the families involved" and if any could be of use to the investigation make it available to investigators.