Los Angeles zoo: Rescue operation launched after worker falls into gorilla enclosure
Reports say the the animals have been secured
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Your support makes all the difference.Fire officials in California say they carried out a rescue operation after a Los Angeles Zoo employee fell into the gorilla enclosure.
Fox News said the 61-year-old worker was conscius and had not been attacked by an animals. It was later reported the worker had suffered a broken leg.
It was reported that the zoo’s animals had been secured by staff.
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