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The preoccupied hallazgo who destroys the video of the Metro fire in CDMX
On December 9, a fire was registered in the offices of the Central Control of Transport (PCC) of the Collective Transport System (STC) Metro, located in Calle Delicias, Colonia Centro, and Alcaldía Cuauhtémoc of the City of Mexico. One of the workers who is working at the moment captures the chaos that is taking place inside, which is evident in the obscurity of its installations. The testimonial clip that has been working for 32 years in the STC, has gone viral rapidly in social media, can be captured from the moment when it starts to sound the alarms that it has and its companions go to the editorial office to be rescued. “Here we are CC1”, he mentions the man in the grab and shows how other employees start to get nervous, if he knows well what to do. At the bottom can be seen the tables with the direct the operations of the transport system, the cuales ten about 45 years of antigüedad. “Here we are in CC. It’s what it’s,” she says. In the common images to appear a large amount of humo inside the offices equipped with telephones and antique furniture. Finally, the hatches are up, and at the moment the employees are deciding to evacuate the place and direct the emergency escalators. Debate over the uncurious fire in the lower floors, the empty floors that belong to the furniture of the furniture. The Central Control Command was built in 1969 and inaugurated by President Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, according to the Milenio diary. In 2015, Jorge Gaviño, who at the moment was Director of the STC, denounced to the Universal that the so-called “Cerebro del Metro”, was dedicated in the 70s, which is functional, but with obsolete technology. In the PCC, the operation of the 12 lines of the STC is performed, for which 13 Optical Control Tablets are used, in the captured images during the recent fire they can be used only. These tablets are only five times as digital and they have been using analog technology for 45 years. In this 2015 interview, Jorge Gaviño explained that an urgent modernization is needed, that which requires and we have an investment of 6,000 million pounds. However, for many years the failure of maintenance and modernization of Metro installations, the CDMX’s most efficient transport system, has moved more than 4.6 million people over 12 lines. .