move to clear a prank, an emergency call reported that a child was trapped in a hole in go get a ball-and found a death trap. A firefighter of 28 years died yesterday in Barcelona as a result of the severe burns he suffered on Friday after receiving an electric shock while trying to rescue a child from a hole he had fallen while trying to retrieve his ball.
The hole, which was inside a fenced solar, proved to be a power station. Neither the fireman nor his unfortunate companion, 50, who remains hospitalized with serious burns, they knew that there was a medium-voltage station. Why not take adequate precautions. The Police reported yesterday that they have opened an investigation into the facts.
The incident occurred late on Friday afternoon when several provisions of the Barcelona Fire Department went to number 161 of the Rambla Guipúzcoa with the slogan of rescuing a child trapped in a hole inside a solar fencing. The two soldiers who participated in the first place were those who paid the consequences of the lack of signs of electrical hazards. ABC has been told, JPR, 12 years old, had jumped the fence a half hour before to regain the ball with the playing. His friend jumped in with him to campus. Seeing that the ball had slipped into a hole one meter in diameter, one of the lowest supported a ladder on a medium voltage cable of 11,000 volts, giving him a shock that he fell to the hole.
The first firefighter who came to her rescue, Josep Garriga, received a whiplash power that burned nearly half of the body (suffered severe burns in 45% of the body and died yesterday), the second, JGR, 50, was not spared either of the shock, but did not go too badly, remains hospitalized in the Vall d'Hebron with severe burns on his hands. Realizing the risk, the remaining effective in Endesa claimed that a power outage and were able to rescue his two companions and the child, who suffered burns on 36% of his body and has a serious prognosis.
"There was no warning" of the fire sources insisted yesterday that "there was no warning to indicate that there was a power station." Endesa merely stated that the facility was "sealed and fenced."
Photo: Yolanda Cardo. Solar where the incident occurred.
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