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Incidente mayor 'cuando los fuertes vientos azotan a Gran Bretaña y se vuelven masivos 重大事件'因为狂风袭击英国大规模撕裂 Incident majeur 'alors que des vents violents assaillent la Grande-Bretagne Major incident' as high winds battering Britain tear massive scaffolding from four-storey building and onto street near Hampstead Heath A witness at the scene said there was 'an awful lot of screaming' as the large structure collapsed on the street Jay Heath, 42, who saw the incident said it 'sounded like a bomb' as the four-storey construction collapsed Royal Free Hospital said it was on standby following the incident which occurred opposite the building A Met Office spokesman said a 55mph gust of wind had been recorded in the hour to 3pm High winds have torn the scaffolding from the side of a four-storey building near the Royal Free Hospital in London this afternoon. A witness at the scene said there was 'an awful lot of screaming' when the structure collapsed as 55 mph winds battered London today. The four-storey scaffolding construction crashed outside the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, leaving a mass of tangled metal lying in the busy street. Jay Heath 42, who saw the incident and recorded the aftermath, said: ‘I had just got off the bus and it sounded like a bomb. I heard a bang and then saw a lot of smoke. ‘A little old lady then pushed me out of the way. ‘I could see the scaffolding had all fallen off the side of the building and it was blocking off the road. Emergency services are currently attending at the incident in Hampstead Heath. Staff at the Royal Free Hospital were told not to go home because of the 'major incident.' ‘There were about half a dozen of us there, but because it was a hospital there were paramedics on scene quickly.‘ ‘It had collapsed all over the road. I was shocked and I hoped that nobody was under it. ‘The manager of the café nearby shouted at us ‘get back, get back!’ ‘It was windy. You know when you get those long gusts of strong winds? It was like that.’ A spokesman for the Met Office said general conditions in the area showed a 55mph gust was recorded in the hour to 3pm, and other gusts between 45-50mph were recorded in the two to three hours around that. Amon Amouzandeh, 37, was driving past the hospital on his way to visit a friend when he saw the scaffolding frame. He told MailOnline: 'I turned the corner and saw in my wing mirror the scaffolding which had fallen into the street. 'It was pretty windy and must have just caught it [the scaffolding frame] at the wrong angle. But there were strong winds, no question about it. #