Santa Cruz Wharf Collapse Amid Severe Storms Leads to Emergency Alerts
The Santa Cruz Wharf partially collapsed during a severe storm, resulting in rescues and subsequent safety warnings for coastal residents.
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A severe storm caused the partial collapse of the Santa Cruz Wharf, propelling three construction workers into the ocean. Emergency responders rescued two, while one swam to safety. The incident occurs amid high surf warnings of up to 35 feet and ongoing coastal flooding, prompting authorities to caution residents to avoid coastal areas. The wharf, undergoing a $4 million renovation due to previous storm damage, will remain closed indefinitely as assessments of its structural integrity continue.
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