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USA October 26, 2025

Officials investigating after deadly crane collapse at industrial site north of Boston: 'Unfortunate accident'

Officials investigating after deadly crane collapse at industrial site north of Boston: 'Unfortunate accident'

Two people are dead after acrane collapsedFriday at an industrial site on a river just north of Boston.


One person died at the scene and a second person died at the hospital, according to Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria.


DeMaria said the two men, in their 30s and 40s, were dismantling the former Exxon site here where ships used to offload when the tragedy occurred. 


The mayor said authorities believe the cable on the crane snapped, and the crane fell on the two men, who were cutting pipes off a nearby dock.


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"It's definitely an accident," DeMaria said. "Unfortunately, we lost two men here today working on the site, very unfortunate accident. Our hearts go out, of course, to their families and those that work with them, that know them very well. Tragic, tragic scene."


The collapse happened in a commercial area atop a barge on the Mystic River in the city ofEverett, Massachusetts, according to authorities.


Police saidthe Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has been notified and is investigating.


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The cause of the collapse remainsunder investigation, according to officials.


No additional injuries or fatalities were reported.

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