He fire in teh Benito Juárez Mayor’s Office It caused nearly 300 employees of the government building to be evacuated, so far four deaths have been reported.
it is fire affected buildings surrounding the Benito Juárez Mayor’s Office and even a Metro station had to close.
Together with the head of government, Clara Brugada, the mayor Luis Mendozaconfirmed the death of four workers of the mayor’s office after the fire occured, same as They have already been identified.
Due to the capital’s president he committed to provide the necessary support to the families of the victims who died as a result of the fire.
Clara brugada committed to providing support to relatives of victims of the fire in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office
Clara Brugada He went to the place where the fire occurred in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office, where he promised to provide support to the relatives of the four victims.
He announced that, together with the investigation process that the CDMX Prosecutor’s Office will carry out, and also the analyzes carried out by Civil Protection, they will do everything everything possible so that families can get ahead.
Clara Brugada he guaranteed that as part of the support,insurance and everything they require will be delivered after this unfortunate fire.
The head of government reiterated that the corresponding investigation processes will be carried out, with the aim of clarifying the causes of what happened.
“My complete solidarity goes out to the families of the workers who lost their lives today. Of course, investigation processes have to come and we have to do everything so that families can move forward. So they will have support, both legal from the city government, in the sense of insurance and everything that is required, as well as sufficient support so that they can continue.”
Clara Brugada
Fire in Benito Juárez Mayor’s Office: The four victims of the incident are identified
Through an obituary, Mayor Benito Juárez shared that the four workers who died in the fire they have already been identified.
According to what was shared by the demarcation,these are:
- Alejandro Alonso Monroy Cruz
- Luis Gutierrez Hernandez
- Francisco Chavez Alvarez
- Juan Margarito Zarza Pérez
Mayor Benito juárez sent condolences to the families of the victims and expressed his support in the face of this tragedy.
Fire in Benito Juárez Mayor’s Office: four people die
This Wednesday,December 11,a fire was reported in the facilities of the Benito Juárez Mayor’s Officelocated between Uxmal and Municipio Libre streets,which caused the death of four people.
The accident originated in the carpentry area at the back of the parking lot of the mayor’s office, which caused a huge column of smoke.
due to the proximity, the surrounding buildings were also evacuated and the Parque de los Venados Metro station was closed while the fire.
After several hours, the mayor Luis Mendoza reported that four workers from the Benito Juárez Mayor’s Office died as an inevitable result of the fire.
myriam Urzúa Venegas, secretary of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protectionindicated that the body of firefighters He was already mitigating the fire.
Staff evacuated due to fire in Benito Juárez Mayor’s Office
Due to the fire in the Benito Juárez Mayor’s Officethe staff who works in this building, was evacuated, two people were treated for poisoning.
The authorities warned that it was very dangerous to inhale the black smoke from this firebecause toxic solvents were burned.
According to the details,during the fire a firefighter was injured and was treated by emergency services.
Through social networks,the Benito Juárez Mayor’s Office released a statement indicating that the fire originated in the parking lot in the carpentry area around 1:00 in the afternoon.
“As a preventive measure, the activities of the mayor’s office were suspended and staff were evacuated from various buildings. Work continues on the conflagration of the fire” reads his statement.
How can local authorities improve fire safety regulations after a tragic incident?
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Fire Safety Expert
Time.news Editor (TNE): Welcome, everyone, to this special interview segment. Today, we’re discussing the tragic fire that occurred in the Benito Juárez Mayor’s Office, a heartbreaking event that led to the evacuation of nearly 300 employees and the reported deaths of four individuals. Joining us today is fire safety expert, Dr. Elena Ricardo. Thank you for being here, Dr. Ricardo.
Dr. Elena Ricardo (ER): Thank you for having me. It’s a somber occasion, but I’m glad to discuss it to bring more awareness to fire safety.
TNE: Could you help us understand how such a catastrophic event can occur, particularly in a governmental building like the benito Juárez Mayor’s office?
ER: Certainly. There are a few typical causes of fires in public buildings, ranging from electrical faults to human errors with equipment or appliances. This incident sadly highlights the necessity for regular fire safety inspections and rigorous adherence to safety protocols. We often think large institutions have comprehensive safety measures, but complacency can creep in.
TNE: That’s a vital point. following the incident, Mayor Luis Mendoza confirmed the death of four workers and emphasized support for the victims’ families. What steps should local authorities take in the aftermath of such tragedies?
ER: Immediate support for victims’ families is crucial, as it helps foster community trust and support. In addition to financial assistance, authorities should provide psychological support through counseling services. Simultaneously, they need to initiate thorough investigations, like the ones Clara Brugada is promising, to understand the incident’s root causes. it’s critically important that the findings lead to actionable changes in fire safety regulations.
TNE: Clara brugada, the head of government, assured support in terms of insurance and legal assistance. How essential is this kind of support for families affected by such tragedies?
ER: It’s absolutely essential. Financial instability can become a significant burden for families who have already experienced a traumatic loss. Ensuring that victims’ families recieve insurance payouts and legal assistance helps ease this burden. Furthermore, it reinforces accountability for the government. They are responsible not just for infrastructure safety but also for supporting thier workers and their families during catastrophic events.
TNE: The fire also affected nearby buildings and a Metro station, causing broader disruption. What are some safety measures that should be in place in densely populated urban areas to minimize such impacts?
ER: urban areas need a comprehensive disaster response plan, which includes efficient evacuation routes, timely alerts, and readily available emergency services. Building designs should incorporate fire-resistant materials and systems that can contain a fire and prevent it from spreading. Regular drills for employees in public buildings can also prepare staff for fast and safe evacuations.
TNE: Clearly, there are numerous factors to consider. In the aftermath,what steps do you think will be most effective in preventing such tragedies in the future?
ER: There needs to be an increased focus on training and education regarding fire safety protocols for all employees in public service roles. Additionally, investing in upgraded fire detection and suppression systems can considerably lessen the risk of fire-related incidents. Encouraging an open dialog about safety culture within these organizations can also help ensure that everyone is vigilant.
TNE: Thank you, Dr. Ricardo, for your insights and expertise during this tough time. Its crucial that we learn from such incidents to ensure the safety of all in our communities.
ER: Thank you for shining a light on this important issue. My condolences go out to the families affected by this tragedy.
TNE: Indeed. We’ll continue to follow this story closely and hope for a swift resolution for the victims’ families. Thank you for joining us.