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A man in his 30s died on the spot when a crane he and others were working on collapsed, Wednesday afternoon at La, in Accra.
The heavy weight lifting device mutilated the body of the operator David Amedzro, who was standing beneath the device when it collapsed.
Another operator who survived the collapse of the crane has been left traumatized, Myjoyonline.com's David Andoh reported.
The crane, used in the construction of high rise buildings was being worked on when the accident occurred.
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