The toll of the collapse of metro line 12 rose to 26

This Friday the collapse of metro line 12 took on another lifeWell he passed away Araceli Linares Jiquer 52 years. She has been admitted to Tláhuac hospital since Monday, May 3, the very day of the tragedy.

The newspaper The financier confirmed the news on May 7 and, according to a previous interview with her relatives, her family struggled to find her in the early hours of Tuesday. It wasn’t until 5 a.m. that they found the woman, who was recognized by the clothes she was wearing.

Due to the incident, Araceli suffered serious head injuries and although until Thursday his condition was stable, the Friday he suffered a pre-infarction, which made their situation worse.

“He was a happy person, devoted to his children, to his family, very happy and always impatient,” his relatives told the newspaper.

According to the newspaper, during the days when Araceli was hospitalized, they could only speak to him through video calls. Indeed, the Tláhuac hospital of the ISSSS has been adapted to receive patients with COVID-19.

According to the publication, Araceli was a civil servant and last Monday she was returning home from her administrative work at Balbuena Rifle Range.. The family said the woman had little time to retire, but the process was delayed due to the pandemic..

For now, the family is waiting for the authorities to support them, as they did not help them during Araceli’s hospitalization.

From 9:00 p.m., the microsite created to report on the condition of the victims, has been updated with the number of deaths in 26In addition, the site reports that there are still 33 people hospitalized.

On the other hand, hospital discharges have also increased to 53, while the number of people located by Locatel has already added 26, even if one person remains who continues to be reported as missing.

Given the multiple criticisms of relatives of the dead and injured left by the incident in the metro, who ensure that the reports that the authorities in Mexico City must give are deficient, the SGIRPC has reported the opening of a microsite for better care.

This website produced by the government of the capital and Locatel, concentrates and updates information on those injured and deceased in the so-called Golden Line accident.

The Secretariat explained that information on people who have not been located or who are already at their address can also be viewed. He explained that if the wanted person is not on the list, it is recommended to call Locatel (555 658-1111).

One of the most representative cases of poor care for the relatives of the victims is that of the mother and grandmother of Brandon Giovani Hernández Tapia, a 12-year-old boy who traveled with his stepfather in the metro to Tláhuac and he had not appeared. since the night of the tragedy.

Marisol Tapia, the mother of the teenager, assured the media that since the accident, she had not found her son, so he started looking for him early in the morning and all day Tuesday, May 4.

Unfortunately, hours later, the Mexico City prosecutor’s office confirmed to Marisol her son was one of 26 dead.

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