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Fontainebleau Resort Las Vegas Parking Garage Accident is Second Accident in Two Weeks

Posted by Bruce Hiatt - August 6th, 2007
Categories: High Rise Condos

Fontainebleau Resort Las Vegas, across from Sky Las Vegas luxury condos, experienced a construction accident. This is the second accident in two weeks for this project under construction. Fontainebleau Resort Las Vegas is currently under construction and once completed will be an amazing luxury hotel and casino. Three floors of the parking garage partially collapsed today making this the second construction accident in less than two weeks at Fontainebleau. Fortunately no one was hurt in today’s incident which was very good news to learn.

The incident created lots of dust and the collapse sounded like a small earthquake when it occurred today around 10:30am PST.

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