10 Injured, One Critical After Balcony Collapse Near University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Five people sustained serious injuries in the collapse and four people have minor injuries, per local news. Firefighters advised there may be more injured people that self-transported to area hospitals.

One person is in critical condition. Twenty-three fire units responded, and both the University of Cincinnati and grief counseling teams have been notified.

The Fire Chief confirmed that 10 people were transported to three different hospitals following the third-floor balcony collapse.

The building department has been notified and is en route to assess the structural integrity.

Emergency responders are beginning to demobilize as the situation is under control and resources are being scaled back.

Emergency responders are coordinating the final medical resources needed, with one more medic and ambulance requested to assist.

Five people sustained serious injuries in the collapse and four people have minor injuries, per local news. Firefighters advised there may be more injured people that self-transported to area hospitals.

One person is in critical condition. Twenty-three fire units responded, and both the University of Cincinnati and grief counseling teams have been notified.

The Fire Chief confirmed that 10 people were transported to three different hospitals following the third-floor balcony collapse.

The building department has been notified and is en route to assess the structural integrity.

Emergency responders are beginning to demobilize as the situation is under control and resources are being scaled back.

Emergency responders are coordinating the final medical resources needed, with one more medic and ambulance requested to assist.

Five people sustained serious injuries in the collapse and four people have minor injuries, per local news. Firefighters advised there may be more injured people that self-transported to area hospitals.

One person is in critical condition. Twenty-three fire units responded, and both the University of Cincinnati and grief counseling teams have been notified.

The Fire Chief confirmed that 10 people were transported to three different hospitals following the third-floor balcony collapse.

The building department has been notified and is en route to assess the structural integrity.

Emergency responders are beginning to demobilize as the situation is under control and resources are being scaled back.

Emergency responders are coordinating the final medical resources needed, with one more medic and ambulance requested to assist.

Five people sustained serious injuries in the collapse and four people have minor injuries, per local news. Firefighters advised there may be more injured people that self-transported to area hospitals.

One person is in critical condition. Twenty-three fire units responded, and both the University of Cincinnati and grief counseling teams have been notified.

The Fire Chief confirmed that 10 people were transported to three different hospitals following the third-floor balcony collapse.

The building department has been notified and is en route to assess the structural integrity.

Emergency responders are beginning to demobilize as the situation is under control and resources are being scaled back.

Emergency responders are coordinating the final medical resources needed, with one more medic and ambulance requested to assist.

Five people sustained serious injuries in the collapse and four people have minor injuries, per local news. Firefighters advised there may be more injured people that self-transported to area hospitals.

One person is in critical condition. Twenty-three fire units responded, and both the University of Cincinnati and grief counseling teams have been notified.

The Fire Chief confirmed that 10 people were transported to three different hospitals following the third-floor balcony collapse.

The building department has been notified and is en route to assess the structural integrity.

Emergency responders are beginning to demobilize as the situation is under control and resources are being scaled back.

Emergency responders are coordinating the final medical resources needed, with one more medic and ambulance requested to assist.