As many as 15 workers were trapped in an <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f85zvGW9hKI" target="_blank" rel="noopener">industrial tunnel collapse</a> in&nbsp;Los&nbsp;Angeles’ Wilmington area, the city’s fire department said late on Wednesday.

No injuries have been confirmed,&nbsp;according to the&nbsp;Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;Fire Department (LAFD).

The collapse happened about six miles south of the tunnel’s only access, LAFD said, adding that&nbsp;more than 100 responders were assigned to the incident.

“The City of&nbsp;Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;has mobilized resources to the tunnel collapse in Wilmington,” Mayor Karen Bass said in a post on X.

As many as 15 workers were trapped in an industrial tunnel collapse in Los Angeles’ Wilmington area, the city’s fire department said late on Wednesday.{ai:summary}<p>Fifteen workers were trapped in an industrial tunnel collapse in Wilmington, Los Angeles, with no injuries reported. The Los Angeles Fire Department has deployed over 100 responders to the scene, and the city is mobilizing resources to address the situation. </p><p>This is a developing story. #society</p>

At least 15 trapped after industrial tunnel collapse in Los Angeles, fire department says

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