On Tuesday afternoon, an emergency response was triggered at the World Trade Center, located in the Nápoles neighborhood of Mexico City.
According to authorities from the Benito Juárez borough, a person was reported injured due to an electric shock at the complex.
In response, Civil Protection and the Medical Urgency Regulatory Center personnel arrived at the site to assist the victim following reports from Banking and Industrial Police officers.
For its part, the Mexico City Citizen Security Secretariat indicated that this is a 32-year-old worker, who suffered an electric shock while working on the 32nd floor.
Paramedics attended to the victim, whose identity is currently unknown, and it was determined that he had first-degree burns on the left rib area.
According to shared information, after evaluation, it was decided that this man should be transported for specialized medical care.
Authorities from Blindar Benito Juárez shared a series of photographs showing that the affected individual was taken out of the WTC in a wheelchair, wrapped in an emergency aluminum blanket.
