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Two construction workers who were trapped in a trench in Catonsville Friday morning have died, officials said Friday night.

(FOX 2) - Two men were rescued after a trench they had dug to do sewer work in the backyard of a Wyandotte home collapsed.

The cause of the collapse was under investigation, according to Lt. Twana Allen of the Baltimore County Fire Department.

Crews working to rescue construction workers Firefighters are working on a trench rescue after two construction workers ...

Emergency teams worked for hours to extricate two workers who were trapped in a collapsed trench in Wyandotte.

Video above: Two construction workers trapped in trench in Catonsville. The victims are Emerson Amestica, 24, and Wilmer Barzallo, 32. Original story: Firefighters are working on a trench rescue after ...

Twana Allen of the Baltimore County Fire Department. Rescuers first had to shore up the trench and remove debris, and the workers’ bodies were recovered in the evening, fire officials said.

Two construction workers have been pronounced dead after becoming trapped in a trench in Catonsville Friday afternoon, prompting a technical rescue, County Fire officials said.

One worker was removed 'pretty quickly,' fire chief says; the other man was trapped in dirt up to his waist for hours. Both ...