Pictured: Father-of-a few, 60, crushed to demise by pop-up urinal exterior Harry Potter theatre

The bathroom worker crushed to loss of life by a pop-up urinal in London’s West Stop has been pictured for the initial time. 

Father-of-a few Kevin Holding, 60, died at Cambridge Circus on the junction involving Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Highway – and outside the Palace Theatre the place Harry Potter and the Cursed Kid is being shown – after a hydraulic urinal fell on him.

Mr Holding, from Beckenham, was restoring the bathroom when it ‘fell very suddenly’ on him, an inquest into his demise. The trigger of death was compression asphyxia. He was identified by his Oyster card.

The day right after he died, his daughter posted a picture of him with his granddaughter on his shoulders, with the caption: ‘She will know you as the very best grandad in the whole earth.’

Father-of-3 and grandad Kevin Keeping, 60, was crushed to dying following a pop-up urinal he was fixing ‘dropped suddenly’ onto him

Mr Keeping was killed soon after staying ‘trapped’ and ‘crushed’ by a ‘telescopic’ general public urinal in Cambridge Circus in central London

An inquest at West London Coroners Court heard it took about two several hours for a auto to help lift the urinal to get there. 

Contractor Mr Keeping was used by Hi-tech Washroom Remedies Limited and had started do the job concerning 10am and 10.30am on January 27.

He was just about completed when he became trapped a minor just before 1pm.

Ambulance crews, 4 hearth engines, 25 firefighters and an air ambulance have been dispatched at 1.05pm and law enforcement have been named five minutes later.

The operation was viewed by crowds of folks enjoying a day out in the West End’s pubs, restaurants and theatres. They had been held back again by a law enforcement cordon.

Mr Keeping was freed but was pronounced useless shortly soon after. 

Four fire engines, 25 firefighters and a number of ambulances attended the scene on January 27

Westminster Town Council claimed that it was temporarily shutting down the 2nd of its UriLift toilets, on Villiers Avenue, as a ‘precautionary measure’

 Later that day the urinal was pictured currently being lifted up from previously mentioned as police looked down into the shaft

Telescopic urinals are pop-up services that increase up from the pavement for individuals out in London at night (File picture)

A Metropolitan Police spokesman explained: ‘We’re sorry to have to update that, inspite of the initiatives of emergency services, the guy who was critically wounded in Cambridge Circus was pronounced dead at the scene.

‘His following of kin have been knowledgeable. Cordons continue being in location at the site.

‘Police were being named at all over 1.10pm on Friday January 27, to a seriously wounded guy at Cambridge Circus, W1.

‘The gentleman is believed to have sustained crush accidents although functioning on a telescopic urinal at the site.’

A crane was introduced to the scene in an attempt by rescuers to lift the total machine out of the floor

The incident took location close to The Palace Theatre, which is where by Harry Potter And The Cursed Little one is executed

A London Ambulance Company spokesman stated: ‘We have been known as right now at 1.05pm to studies of an incident on Shaftesbury Avenue, Charing Cross.

‘We sent a range of sources to the scene, which include an ambulance crew, users of our dangerous area response team, users of our tactical response unit and a medic in a quick reaction car or truck.

‘We also dispatched London’s Air Ambulance.

‘Sadly, irrespective of the ideal attempts of our crews, a gentleman was pronounced dead at the scene.’

A London Fireplace Brigade spokesman reported: ‘Firefighters have been called to a particular person trapped on Charing Cross Street in central London.

Firefighters tirelessly attempted to rescue the gentleman, who was trapped under the urinal

An air ambulance was seen landing in Trafalgar Sq. while a massive range of ambulances and fire engines attended the scene

London Ambulance Provider dispatched an Air Ambulance, which landed in Trafalgar Square

A crane was brought to the scene in an try by rescuers to raise the total system out of the floor

‘A male was trapped underneath road stage beneath a hydraulic urinal.

‘Firefighters labored with companion agencies and utilised a winch to absolutely free him.

‘He was left in the care of London Ambulance Support and was regrettably pronounced lifeless at the scene.

‘The brigade was known as at 1.05pm and the incident was about by 3.41pm. 4 fireplace engines and around 25 firefighters from Soho, Euston and Dowgate fireplace stations were being at the scene.’

An air ambulance was observed landing in Trafalgar Sq. whilst a big selection of ambulances and hearth engines attended the scene.

A crane was brought to the scene in an endeavor by rescuers to elevate the overall system out of the floor.

Hydraulic, pop-up urinals have been brought into use by Westminster Town Council about 20 years back in an try to discourage road urination.