4 injured as ceiling collapses at Shibuya Station

4 injured as ceiling collapses at Shibuya Station

TOKYO, Japan - Plastic sheeting is stretched under a ceiling at a construction site in Tokyo's Shibuya Station on July 6 after blocks of mortar fell from it. Four commuters were hit by the blocks and were slightly injured.

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