A 35-year-old man died after being arrested between the door of platform nº37 and the car access door at Campo Limpo subway station, on line 5-lilac subway, located in the south of São Paulo.
According to one of the company’s agents via mobility, the victim was injured in the skull and no longer had vital signs when the team’s agents accessed the road to provide relief.
Following the service protocols, the agents removed the victim’s body and led to the proper place, clearing the railway. According to the police report, the train and the scene of the accident are preserved for expertise.
According to information from the report, there are platform doors with sound and light warning, speakers message, yellow safety signal, and movement sensors at the Campo Limpo Station Wagon doors to avoid accidents like this.
In an official note, the viamobility, the concessionaire responsible for the operation of line 5-lilac, expressed deep regret for fatality.
The company said that, at this time, its efforts are focused on identifying the passenger, who did not carry documents, and the location of their families to offer the necessary support.
Viamobility also stated that it is fully collaborating with the competent authorities to investigate the incident and that it is internally investigating the circumstances of the accident.
In a statement, the Secretariat of Public Security (SSP) stated that the incident is being presented at the Metropolitan Police Station (Delpom), and will give more information as soon as there is.
This content was originally published in a man who died pressed in a subway station was 35 on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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