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Santa Cruz officials provide update after pier partially collapses | LiveNOW from FOX
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24:36Now PlayingIn Santa Cruz, a municipal wharf under construction partially collapsed and fell into the ocean around 12:45 p.m. on Monday, taking three people – two engineers and a project manager inspecting the wharf – with it.
Two people were rescued by lifeguards and a third swam to safety.
No one was seriously injured. Officials from the city of Santa Cruz -- including police, fire and the parks and recreation department -- provided updates after the pier collapsed on Monday.
One of the rescues, via jet ski, was captured on camera. Before the lifeguard arrived, the man, wearing a hard hat, was seen standing on top of floating debris from the collapsed wharf, waving his arms for help. A second man was also seen nearby floating on the remnants of the wharf.
Santa Cruz Fire Department Division Chief Ryan Reber still told the public to stay away from the coastal areas on Tuesday, which include rocks, jetties and cliffs.
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