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An honorable woman trapped in the elevator of the passenger house of the Kaunas train station provoked services on her feet. As it turned out, presumably panicked by what had happened, he rushed to call several different phone numbers, so his command operation took longer than usual.
On June 3, firefighters learned of the incident on MK Čiurlionio Street from representatives of the General Assistance Center (BPC), who informed them after receiving a message that the 70-year-old man was trapped in the building’s elevator. from the train station here. for 30 minutes. He said he had also called Kauno Liftai’s emergency services, but did not receive his incoming employees.
When firefighters rushed to the scene, a woman of respectable age was found trapped in an elevator. It was launched by the employees of the Lietuvos Geležinkeliai company. The Lithuanian Railways representative, Rūta Magdalena Atroškaitė, agreed to tell the situation in more detail and explained why the disaster management work took longer this time.
First of all, he emphasized that it is important to know that the company “Lietuvos geležinkeliai” is not responsible for the maintenance of the elevators located in the train station, but the company “Lietuvos geležinkeliai”.
“Every elevator has a button that must be pressed if the elevator stalls and the door does not open. When pressed, our employees receive a signal and come to the rescue of a person, ”said RM Atroškaitė.
The interlocutor said she learned that in this case, when a 70-year-old woman got stuck in the elevator, everything took a slightly different turn. The disaster, probably stressed, did not press a button, but called a variety of numbers, including loved ones, who knew something that could help, believing they would get help faster.
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“When they traveled in such circles to receive calls, our employees received happiness and news. But just press a button in the elevator, there is no need to call anywhere. Our people who work at the station will come and help in minutes because the signal arrives immediately. In this case, I think it all took half an hour because the woman was trying to get help by dialing all the phone numbers that she shot in the head instead of pressing a button that was actually visible in the elevator. But I think that the person was scared and did not press the button for that, “explained a representative of” Lithuanian Railways “, trying to empathize with the disaster situation.
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Virginijus Markvaldas, Technical Director of Kauno Liftai, also confirmed to the journalists of the kauno.diena.lt portal that on June 3, when a woman of respectable age was trapped in the elevator of the train station building, her dispatchers also received a call. . However, the only question that rang on the phone was, “Are you repairing?” And answering no, the caller thanked and ended the conversation.
According to data provided by Lietuvos Geležinkeliai, cases where people get stuck in the station elevator are not common, and their release does not take long if the elevator button is pressed immediately.
Photo by Vilmantas Raupelis
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