Sixteen hurt as chairlift support collapses

Sixteen people were injured and several were trapped when a pole supporting a chairlift in south-eastern Australia collapsed today, emergency workers said.

Sixteen hurt as chairlift support collapses
Fri, 03 Jan, 2003 - 08:10

Sixteen people were injured and several were trapped when a pole supporting a chairlift in south-eastern Australia collapsed today, emergency workers said.

About 70 people were riding on the Arthur’s Seat chairlift in Victoria state when the accident happened.

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