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BALTIMORE — Baltimore Fire Department says a construction worker had to be rescued after he fell down a trench.
According to Baltimore Fire's PIO, a man was working on a construction site in the 3500 block of Fairfield Road when he apparently fell down a 10 foot trench.
⚠️TRENCH RESCUE⚠️
3500 blk Fairfield Rd 21226#CurtisBay@PhyliciaPorter_#BMORESBravest arrived with a patient trapped knee deep in mud, 10 feet down in a trench. #BCFDSOC Special Rescue Team is on the way. pic.twitter.com/mxroVXJkou— Baltimore Firefighters IAFF Local 734 (@BCFDL734) July 21, 2021
The man was removed and is being evaluated.
There is no additional information, at this time, and he has not been transported.
