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Teenager Falls Through Glass Roof In Melbourne

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Teenager Falls Through Glass Roof In Melbourne

Date August 8, 2013 - 10:55AM
Thomas O'Byrne

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A Melbourne teenager is lucky to be alive after he fell more than 15 metres from the roof of the iconic Block Arcade building.

A teenager remains in a critical condition after he fell more than 15 metres from the roof of Melbourne's iconic Block Arcade building.

A Victoria Police spokesman said the 18-year-old man slipped from the roof of the Collins Street location about 3pm on Wednesday.

Along with two other people, the teenager took an internal lift to the building's top floor.

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The Block Arcade. Photo: Craig Sillitoe

From there, the man managed to access the roof, but lost his footing while climbing onto a ledge.

He then fell about nine metres and crashed through a glass roof.

After crashing through the glass, the man fell a further six metres before finally hitting the ground.

An Ambulance Victoria spokesman said the man suffered serious injuries in the fall, including fractures to his wrists, pelvis and legs.

The man was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

A hospital spokeswoman said he remained in a critical condition as of Thursday morning.

Paramedics also treated a woman aged in her 60s, who was injured by a piece of falling glass.


 
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