Person Dies in Station Pajaritos of the Metro when Crossing the Yellow Line of the Platform and Being Beaten by Train
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The company stated that "it deeply regrets this event and from the very beginning has provided support and assistance to the family along with activating the corresponding medical care protocols".
Metro de Santiago communicated through its official channel the closure of the station Pajaritos of Line 1, due to an emergency with a passenger. The official information, published in his X account, points to an incident of , so that Pajaritos is closed and without arrest of trains. 11:30 hrs. ... Continue reading "Metro de Santiago informs the closure of the station Pajaritos of Line 1 by emergency with passenger"
The victim would have tried to get on the Metro without realizing that the Metro was still not stopping.
One person died on Wednesday morning at the Santiago Metro, after being hit by a train at the Pajaritos station on Line 1. The company explained that the accident occurred when the passenger crossed the yellow line of the platform. “At 11:20 today there was a [...] The post Metro Passenger dies when crossing the yellow line and being hit by a train entering the Pajaritos station appeared first on La Nación.
The Metro company confirmed that a passenger was the victim of a fatal accident inside Pajaritos Line 1 station, after being “knocked” by a train. By means of a statement, the company pointed out: “At 11.20 today there was an accident at Pajaritos Line 1 station, after a person [...] The Metro entrance confirms the death of a passenger “knocked by train” at Pajaritos station was first published in El Periodista.
Metro de Santiago confirmed the death of a passenger at Pajaritos station after the train hit him arriving at the station. Read more... from Tragedia on Line 1: Metro de Santiago reports the death of a passenger after accident and clarifies what happened The Tragedia entry on Line 1: Metro de Santiago reports the death of a passenger after accident and clarifies what happened was first published in Rock&Pop.
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