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A crane crumbled crosswise over no less than two homes in a Florida neighborhood Wednesday and harmed no less than two individuals including the crane administrator. Flying film demonstrates the blast laying over no less than one rooftop causing harm.

CBS Miami reports that it happened in the Lauderhill area around 3:30 p.m. local time northwest of Fort Lauderdale. The crane was there for a power pole installation by Florida Power & Light (FPL). Power was knocked out in the area.

"There's significant roof and structural damage to the one house and some roof damage to the second house," Lauderhill Fire Rescue Assistant Fire Chief Jeff Levy said at a news conference after the incident.

A fire official revealed to CBS Miami that there were two affirmed wounds. Require said that a man was inside the home with the harmed rooftop and was hurried to a close-by healing facility. The inhabitant had been alarm and strolling around before his trek to the healing center, according to the Associated Press reports.

Lauderhill Fire Rescue spokeswoman Jerry Gonzalez tells the AP there are no fatalities and that she wasn't aware of the severity of the injuries.

First responders were checking the area for more damage or any additional injuries. FPL issued a statement Wednesday noting that the crane tipped over.

By Lokesh