Stage Collapse At Indiana High School Causes Injuries

Injuries were reported after the stage at Westfield High School in Indiana collapsed during a student performance on Thursday night.

At least four people were transported to receive treatment for injuries, the Hamilton County Fire Department said. WTHR reported that two were in critical condition, and five others left with serious injuries. The identities and conditions of the victims were not known.

Photo from inside Westfield High auditorium b4 stage collapse. Emergency units en route http://t.co/Vxc8nqomlK http://ift.tt/1d7maeA
— MichaelAnthonyAdams (@MichaelAdams317) April 24, 2015

A video shows the floor giving way as a number of people danced onto the stage during a performance of the play "American Pie," according to WXIN.

So relieved there were no serious injuries, but what a scary ending! #WHSAmericanPie #Westfield http://ift.tt/1d7maeE
— Sara Camden (@saracamden) April 24, 2015

The incident was reported after 10 p.m. local time, RTV6 reported.

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