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Part of gym ceiling collapses and leaves injured in Três Lagoas (MS)

During the incident, a solar energy company installed solar panels on the roof

The ceiling of a gym collapsed this Friday morning (26) and left three injured in the municipality of Three Lagoons (MS). At the time of the accident, a solar energy company was carrying out installation de panels solar on the roof of the gym.

According to Fire Department, among the three injured is a student with abrasions and pain in the right leg whose age was not disclosed.

The other is a employee 37 years old who performed the installation the plates solar and ended up being hit by the falling ceiling, hitting his abdomen on a climate.

The other is a Physical educator 34-year-old who suffered a head injury and fractured right arm. After being rescued, the man received his first care at the UPA (Emergency Care Unit) and was transferred to the Hospital Auxiliadora.

According to the Fire Department, the victims were rescued by fire crews. 5th GBM and by Samu (Mobile Emergency Care Service) and were sent to the UPA from the city of Três Lagoas.

“Part of the roof of the gym’s mezzanine (2nd floor) gave way during the installation of solar panels. Due to what happened, the gym will be temporarily closed for necessary repairs, to ensure everyone's safety. Therefore, the establishment will be closed to the public and all monthly fees will be paused, without prejudice to customers. We count on the understanding of all friends, customers and partners”, said the academy With Sports in a note, through their social networks.

According to the report from the Canal Solar, the fire department is carrying out an examination to confirm the cause do accident.

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  • Márcio Martins Corrêa

    These people have to be professionalized, and safety comes first. A “well-executed” pre-inspection could have prevented this accident.

  • SILVIO PARIZ

    Again a tragedy that could have been avoided. Structural analysis and verification need to become mandatory for the implementation of photovoltaic systems. City halls, CREA'S, Fire Department, in some instance the requirement must be made. Otherwise we will have more and more losses (and even deaths) resulting from the savings of an analysis, which is often equivalent to the cost of a single panel.

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