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Crane Collapses on Private Home in Caesarea Causing Structural Damage A crane collapsed onto a private home in Caesarea due to a stabilizer leg sinking, causing structural damage but no injuries. Firefighters secured the site and contained an oil leak, while an engineer was called to assess the building's stability.
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What happened 01 A crane toppled onto a private home on HaShemesh Street in Caesarea on Wednesday afternoon. 02 The crane's stabilizing leg sank into the ground, causing it to lose balance and lean on the house. 03 Firefighters found no trapped individuals and contained an oil leak to prevent environmental damage. 04 A municipal engineer was summoned to evaluate the building's structural integrity. 05 The Israel Fire and Rescue Services are investigating the incident further. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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