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During a storm, scaffolding pulled from a structure in Salt Lake City
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Part-time writer
Salt Lake City, Utah — Damage was done in Salt Lake City by a powerful storm that passed through northern Utah on Thursday evening.
On 1300 South between 300 West and West Temple, scaffolding was torn from the side of a structure that was being built.
Residents and drivers are advised to avoid the area during the clean-up since, according to Salt Lake City police, the region’s highways will be closed for a “significant amount of time.”
The fall had no adverse effects on anyone.
The Ballpark Station is now closed by the Utah Transit Authority, and trains are being diverted at Central Pointe and 900 South instead.
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