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Students stranded in faulty lift for 45 minutes

By Bauke Schram Oct 28, 2014

Seven KU students were stuck in a lift at Penrhyn Road campus for over 45 minutes.

The first-year pharmaceutical science students were on their way down from a lecture on the third floor in the Main Building when the lift got stuck.

One of the students, Victory Onotota, said: “We started banging on the lift doors when we noticed we got stuck, but it took another 45 minutes before we finally got out.”

A team of electricians was working to get the students out, but it took a long time, and the lift did not work directly.

“It was really annoying to be stuck there for that long,” Onotota said. “I was very lucky I had an hour off between my lectures, otherwise I would not have made it to my next one.”

By Bauke Schram

Bauke Schram is the external news editor for the River Online. She is a political journalist with an interest in transnational organisations and international economics. She has written for the likes of City AM, Shout Out UK and Third Sector Magazine

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