Roof Collapse Near University of Pittsburgh Injures Sixteen People, Video Shows
Scary Roof Collapse 16 People Plunge To The Ground!!! Some Seriously Injured
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There was a horrifying incident at a St. Patrick's Day celebration near the University of Pittsburgh ... when more than a dozen people were injured -- some seriously -- after the roof of a house they were standing on suddenly collapsed, causing them to plunge to the ground.
BREAKING: Multiple people were injured when the roof of a porch collapsed at a home on Semple Street in Oakland, just off the University of Pittsburgh campus.
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Video shared with @KDKA shows people partying atop the roof as it collapsed. pic.twitter.com/nuKUeaDpff
Check out video posted to X, which captured Friday's tragedy ... starting with a large crowd of partygoers having a blast on the streets crammed with homes in Oakland, Pennsylvania.
As the camera pans to the right, we see a bunch of people hanging out on the porch roof of the house before the structure gives out -- and everyone drops like a sack of potatoes.
Sixteen people suffered injuries and were taken to local hospitals for treatment. Three of the victims were in serious condition while 13 others sustained minor injuries.
Pittsburgh Public Information Officer Emily Bourne told CBS News there were hundreds of University of Pittsburgh students in the area at the time the roof crumbled.
Thankfully, no one harmed in the incident died -- as Officer Bourne stated students should be feeling lucky the outcome wasn't much worse.
