Pile driver overturns in Tokyo, injures 6, 2 of them seriously

TOKYO, Japan - A heavy-duty pile driver remains blocking three lanes of a six-lane road in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward on April 14 after it overturned at a construction site. Six people were injured by the accident, two of them seriously.

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