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Two people have been injured after a building collapsed on the city's waterfront.

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(CNN) -- A building under construction in downtown Boston partially collapsed Thursday morning, sending two people to the hospital, the city's fire department said. The incident happened about 8 a.m. at a construction site at 45 Stuart St., the Boston Fire Department tweeted. The collapse occurred on the 12th floor of what's slated to be a 33-story residential high-rise, causing damage from the 11th floor's roof down to the fifth floor. First responders treated two people with injuries that were not life-threatening and then took them to nearby Tufts Medical Center. The fire department later explained that one of those had "a serious head injury," while the other had a minor injury. "No others workers reported trapped at this time," the fire department tweeted. According to a sign posted outside the site, near the city's Chinatown district and around the corner from Boston Common, the building was slated to be completed in the middle of next year.