Vietnamese trainee falls to death from scaffold in Japan

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Chukyo’s police said he was killed while erecting a scaffold at an apartment building which is being upgraded.

The location of the accident. (Photo: Google Maps)

The man fell eight floors from the scaffold at the height of 20 metres, and died six hour after he was hospitalised.

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