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The crane toppled over earlier today close to Dungiven.
Emergency crews were quickly on the scene this afternoon after a crane being used on the ongoing main Derry to Belfast road project toppled over.
The incident took place at a construction site near Dungiven.
Eye witnesses said several emergency vehicles were quickly on the scene.
The emergency air ambulance was also seen arriving at the scene.
There are no further details yet about the incident or the extent of any injuries suffered by anyone caught up in the incident.
Brandon Fleming of Derry City, second from left, celebrates with teammates after scoring their side's first goal againt Shamrock Rovers. PHOTO: Seb Daly/Sportsfile
Bloody Sunday Black Flag Solidarity Vigil at Free Derry Corner
Claudy ladies’ Leah White boots the ball forward. (Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics)
Independent candidate Catherine Connolly speaks after being named as the new President of Ireland at St Patrick’s Hall, Dublin Castle (Niall Carson/PA)
Gaelle Gormley, North West Migrants Forum in conversation with Pat McArt at the Gasyard.
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