By Associated Press Reporter and Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:26 EST, 27 March 2013 | UPDATED: 17:32 EST, 27 March 2013 An Alabama airport is still using a large panel of video monitors just like the one that tipped over and killed a 10-year-old Kansas boy last week. The approximately 9-foot-tall cabinet was flashing flight information on three screens near baggage claim Wednesday, five days after a similar display killed Luke Bresette, 10, one floor above. A small warning sign there tells visitors not to touch the cabinet. A portable metal fence on wheels is in place to keep people away.
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Heather Bresette and three of her children were standing near a flight status board when it fell on them without warning
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Luke Bresette, 10, was pronounced dead at Children's of Alabama
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His mother suffered two broken ankles and a fractured pelvis
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Airport had just completed $201million renovation - and had never been inspected
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His two younger brothers were also injured in the accident
Tragedy: The sign at the newly renovated @placeholder fell on a mother and her three children on Friday afternoon
Heather Bresette remains in a critical condition after a flight information sign at @placeholder feel on her family and killed her 10-year-old son Luke, right