A worker was injured when a toilet tank shattered at the City-County Building in Pittsburgh. A spokesperson for the mayor's office said a plumbing fixture failed on the toilet on Monday. A toilet explosion at Pittsburgh's City-County Building injures an employee and exposes longstanding maintenance issues in city facilities.
At a Glance A 65-year-old city employee suffered a leg gash from an exploding toilet on the fifth floor of Pittsburgh's City. Pittsburgh Parking Authority to stop giving tickets in some lots on Sundays after Channel 11 reports Pittsburgh City Council President says property tax hike may be inevitable. A City of Pittsburgh employee was hurt on Monday after a toilet reportedly failed and exploded.
Cydney Cooper, Interim Communications Director for the Mayor's Office says "A City employee was. A Pittsburgh city employee was injured on Monday when a toilet shattered. Officials said the incident occurred Monday morning, in a restroom on the fifth floor of the city-county building, not far.
A bizarre accident involving a toilet happened at the City. A Pittsburgh city employee was injured when a toilet exploded in the City-County building, reflecting ongoing maintenance issues within the facilities. A Pittsburgh city employee's unfortunate experience put a whole new meaning on 'crappy Mondays' when a toilet exploded under him while he was using the restroom.
The 65-year-old Pennsylvania man was minding his own business doing his own business when suddenly, the toilet's plumbing fixture broke, causing a gash to his leg. Fortunately, the injury was minor enough that the victim of. Pittsburgh, PA - A municipal worker in Pittsburgh experienced an unexpected accident on Monday when a toilet unexpectedly burst, causing minor injuries.
The incident has opened an investigation into municipal building safety and maintenance standards. According to Cydney Cooper, the Interim Communications Director for the Mayor's office, the employee was harmed by a malfunctioning plumbing.
