A construction worker has been taken to hospital after falling from collapsing scaffolding in St Helier.
The accident is understood to have happened at a building site on Ann Street this afternoon.
He has been taken to A&E to be treated, but the extent of his injuries is currently unknown.
Roads in the nearby area have been closed by Police.
Jersey's Health and Safety Inspectorate says it has been notified and has launched an investigation into the accident.

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