Metro Smoke Inhalation Could Have Been Avoided If Passengers Didn't Open Doors

Authorities suggest that smoke inhalation incidents in the metro could have been prevented if passengers had not opened the doors, as the driver attempted to reverse to Clot station for evacuation but was hindered by activated emergency pulls and people on the tracks.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish16d ago

Las inhalaciones de humo en el metro se habrían evitado si los pasajeros no hubiesen abierto las puertas

El conductor trató de recular hacia la estación de Clot para facilitar la evacuación, pero no pudo hacerlo al estar activados los tiradores de emergencia y la gente caminando por el túnel

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Metro Smoke Inhalation Could Have Been Avoided If Passengers Didn't Open Doors

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Las inhalaciones de humo en el metro se habrían evitado si los pasajeros no hubiesen abierto las puertas

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