2 dead, 5 injured after mobile home collapses on family

Atlanta, GALocal News

In a devastating incident in Brazoria County, Texas, a mobile home collapsed on a family, resulting in the deaths of two individuals—a 17-year-old boy and a 31-year-old man. The collapse occurred while several people were engaged in leveling the manufactured home, according to the sheriff’s office. First responders were quick to the scene, utilizing chainsaws to cut through the floor and rescue those trapped beneath the wreckage. Among the five individuals rescued, four were critically injured and transported to hospitals in the Houston area, while another was taken via ambulance and is currently in stable condition. The tragic event highlights the risks associated with working on mobile homes, particularly during structural adjustments.

Local authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse and whether proper safety measures were in place. The community is mourning the loss of the two victims as they come to terms with the impact of this accident. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safety protocols in home maintenance activities.

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