A possible electrocution incident near Toronto's harbourfront has resulted in the death of a hydro worker in his 30s. Emergency services were called early Friday morning for an industrial accident. Reports suggest the worker was in a vault and came into contact with live wires, sustaining life-threatening injuries. Although he received immediate medical attention, he later died in the hospital. Another individual involved suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Investigators from the Ministry of Labour are currently examining the incident, while a power outage affecting approximately 792 customers in the area continues.
A hydro worker was in a vault and was possibly electrocuted, leading to life-threatening injuries and ultimately his death, as confirmed by police.
Investigators with the Ministry of Labour are currently on scene looking into the incident where the worker reportedly came into contact with live wires.
Toronto Hydro is fully cooperating with the Ministry of Labour and is focused on supporting the worker's family and employees during this difficult time.
Around 792 customers are affected by the ongoing power outage due to the incident, with crews working to restore power by 12 p.m.
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