#safety-incident

#safety-incident

Woodstock, the Oakland-Alameda water shuttle which connects Western Alameda with Jack London Square, was taken out of service Saturday evening after "a safety incident at the Bohol dock," said Alameda spokesperson Sarah Henry. Henry explained that a person, potentially with mental health issues, was shouting threats at Woodstock crew and riders Saturday evening and Sunday. Ultimately, police were called and the individual was removed, Henry explained. Service resumed on Tuesday, operating on a newly implemented winter schedule (there is no service on Mondays).

"There was a chemical leak in the basement of Guy's hospital. It's just reopened now. One of the engineers accidentally mixed chlorine with sulphuric acid, and it totally exploded."

A large awning at the St. George Tower in Brooklyn Heights collapsed onto the sidewalk, measuring approximately 10 feet by 20 feet, with no injuries reported.

A 70-year-old man, Robert Spagnuolo, died on July 4 in Wareham when a firework he was setting off exploded in his face. Witnesses reported that he was at the beach setting off fireworks when one exploded. First responders were called to the scene at 9:19 p.m. and found him with an injury to his face, where he was pronounced dead shortly thereafter.

What is known as the movement area of the airport is the entire airside. We have to consider all movement in this area, whether it's wildlife or something else.

Passengers were evacuated from a train at Kennington station after a suspected alkaline substance was sprayed, though no injuries were reported.

While somebody trying to open a plane's exit in midair would be a frightening situation, it is not possible to actually open the door at altitude.

Muni confirmed a presence of an intruder in the tunnel near Castro Station, leading to delays and a safety check on train services.