At 15:58 on July 11, 2013, a gantry crane at a subway construction site on Heilongjiang South Road in Qingdao collapsed, causing four private cars to be smashed and no casualties.

At about 4:50 pm on the 11th, there was a sudden rainstorm in Sifang District of Qingdao, accompanied by strong winds. "Something big happened at 308 Heilongjiang South Road." At 16:14, the netizen "leed3120596420" sent several pictures through Weibo, showing that the gantry crane at a construction site of Qingdao Metro collapsed and several cars were smashed.

At 16:40, the reporter rushed to the scene of the accident and saw that the gantry crane at the Qingdao Subway Construction Site collapsed to the west, and the equipment debris was scattered on the ground. A Ssangyong SUV and a Mitsubishi car were hit by the main body of the gantry crane, and the vehicle was seriously deformed. A modern car and a taxi were respectively in the inner and outer space of the gantry crane, and the damage was relatively light.

It is reported that at the time of the accident, there were no drivers and passengers in Shuanglong and Mitsubishi cars, and the drivers and passengers in Hyundai and taxis were not injured. It can be said that they "passed the God of death".

Mr. Li, a modern car driver, told the reporter about the startling moment. Mr. Li clearly remembers that the accident occurred at 15:58. At that time, he was about to drive into Heilongjiang south road when an object hit the front of the car. Mr. Li made an emergency brake and looked back. He could not help but burst into a cold sweat. The gantry crane of the nearby subway construction site collapsed on the ground and hit his car.

It is understood that the Construction Party of the construction site is China Railway Third Bureau. A person in charge of the construction site said that during the rainstorm, the gust wind exceeded level 12, and the gantry crane was affected by inertia, and finally collapsed under the action of strong wind. At present, the accident site is waiting for investigation by technicians.