A 36-year-old construction worker was rushed to the hospital yesterday after falling 30 feet into the basement of a yeshiva being constructed in Kensington, Brooklyn, Courier Life reports.
Although the construction crew scrambled into action, it took rescuers up to 30 minutes to bring worker Shmuli Silber out of the dark pit he found himself falling into on Elmwood Avenue between Ocean Parkway and East 3rd Street
Shmuli was rushed to Maimonides Medical Center, where he was in critical but stable condition.
City Department of Buildings inspectors slapped a partial stop work order on the site, allowing no activity other than the installation of the missing safety guard rails that would have saved Shmuli from injury.
May he have a refuah sheleimah.
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What’s his full name for tehillim?
What is his hebrew name as well as his mother’s name, so that we can say Tehillim?
Shmuel tzvi ben shaindel
SHMUEL TZVI BEN SHAINDEL
construction should stop completely that place smells like fish. refuah shelima for shmuel tzvi ben shaindel
Why did the city have to step in to have guardrails installed? Don’t we have to construct a ma’akah or do something else to prevent a hazard to people? Somebody was asleep at the wheel here, halachically as well as practically.
He should have a refuah shleimah soon.