Worker killed, another injured by power lines in Salem, NH

Boston, MALocal News

A landscape worker died and another was seriously injured after their manlift contacted live power lines in Salem, New Hampshire, on Thursday. The workers were trimming trees near the Service Credit Union when the incident occurred shortly before 1:30 p. m. The deceased was identified as Marc Glaser, 45, who was found dead inside the lift; his coworker sustained serious electrical burns and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Emergency crews evacuated nearby businesses during the investigation, emphasizing safety precautions.

“While this remains an active investigation, it does appear to be a tragic accident,” Salem police stated. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the state’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner also responded to the scene. The incident underscores the dangers associated with working near power lines, highlighting the need for strict safety protocols in landscaping operations. Salem police urge anyone with information to contact Detective Jake Genest.

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