Video: Worker Dangling from Downtown High Rise Rescued

You thought you were having a bad morning? At least you didn't spend it dangling helplessly from the side of the 63 floor 900 Biscayne Bay building in downtown Miami. Luckily, the maintenance worker was rescued without injury, though another worker who witnessed the incident was treated for shock...
By Kyle MunzenriederJune 24, 2011
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You thought you were having a bad morning? At least you didn’t spend it dangling helplessly from the side of the 63 floor 900 Biscayne Bay building in downtown Miami. Luckily, the maintenance worker was rescued without injury, though another worker who witnessed the incident was treated for shock.


According to WSVN, a Miami Fire Rescue had to repel down the building in order to help the man. It appears to be unclear how he ended up dangling from the building in the first place.

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