Police are seeking assistance from the public to determine how the incident occurred
Calgary police are investigating the collapse of lighting and video equipment that injured eight people during a weekend pop-up market at City Hall Plaza, according to a report.
The incident occurred during the Naija Market Day event, which celebrates Nigerian culture with music, food, and artisan goods, noted The Canadian Press (CP).
The falling equipment struck seven adults and one youth, all of whom sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities have not confirmed whether the individuals have since been released from hospital, according to the report posted in .
Police are seeking assistance from the public to determine how the incident occurred. They are asking attendees to share photos or video footage of the equipment’s placement prior to the event, as well as any recordings of the collapse itself.
Event organisers had obtained the required permits to operate the market. Investigators have not yet indicated whether the collapse was due to structural failure, improper installation, or other causes.
Naija Market Day organizers have not responded to questions about the equipment collapse, according to the report posted in CBC.
