TORONTO (AP) – Toronto paramedics say one person is dead and another is seriously hurt after a stage collapsed while setting up for a Radiohead concert.
By Joel Ryan, AP
Thom Yorke of Radiohead performs in Glastonbury, England.
They say two other people were injured and are being assessed.
Some at Downsview Park ahead of the show are saying on Twitter that the area has been cleared by emergency crews.
The venue said on its website that the concert has been canceled.
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By Joel Ryan, AP
Thom Yorke of Radiohead performs in Glastonbury, England.
They say two other people were injured and are being assessed.
Some at Downsview Park ahead of the show are saying on Twitter that the area has been cleared by emergency crews.
The venue said on its website that the concert has been canceled.
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