Worker Injured at White House

A construction worker was injured during White House construction and rescued by an emergency crew from scaffolding on the North Portico.

The rescue occurred on Monday afternoon, after a dispatch reported that a worker had been injured.

The worker was rescued from high up in scaffolding and put into a stretcher.

The stretcher was then loaded into an ambulance, which took the worker to the hospital.

## What happened next The incident occurred on the North Portico of the White House, a area currently under construction.

## Why it matters The rescue highlights the risks faced by construction workers, even in high-profile locations like the White House. The incident also showcases the importance of emergency response teams in responding to accidents and injuries in the workplace.

The White House construction project has been ongoing, with workers carrying out repairs and renovations to the historic building. The incident is a reminder of the potential dangers faced by workers in the construction industry, and the need for proper safety protocols and emergency response plans.