At least five people were flown to be hospitalized after part of an elevated walkway collapsed Thursday in a beachside city in Texas.
It happened Thursday afternoon in Surfside Beach, a small city on the Gulf of Mexico, about 60 miles south of downtown Houston.
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Surfside Beach Volunteer Fire Department Assistant Chief Justin Mills said at least five victims were flown in helicopters for medical care and that the total number of injured was around 10.
Five people have been airlifted to a hospital following the collapse of an elevated walkway in Surfside Beach, Texas.
Mills said he did not know the condition of anyone who was hurt. He did not know the ages of the victims but said they appeared to be teenagers.
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Surfside Beach firefighters responded to a call at 12:34 p.m., Mills said. The department was tasked with setting up landing zone for hospital helicopters.
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Aerial video from TV station KTRK showed the walkway appears to be made from wood and leads to a building.
